College History of India: Asiatic And European
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To his utter surprise the army was routed by a few hundred Frenchmen ; consequently he could do nothing but leave the French in possession. In 1748, France and England came to terms in Europe, and Dupleix was obliged to restore Madras to the British.
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CH. VI.
Aspira- tions for empire.
17481751. § 13. Dupleix was a man of genius and ambition, and he dreamed of founding a French empire in India. The Nizam of the Deccan died in 1748, and both the De...ccan and the Carnatic were in a ferment. The sons and other kinsmen of the Nizam fought one another for the succes- sion to the throne of Hyderabad. The Nawab of the Carnatic lost his patron, and was threatened by the adherents of his predecessor. Dupleix induced the Mah- rattas to release Chunder Sahib from his imprisonment at Satara; and war broke out in which the Nawab of the Carnatic was killed, and Chunder Sahib, supported by Dupleix and the French, was proclaimed Nawab at Arcot, not seventy miles from Madras and Fort St.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To his utter surprise the army was routed by a few hundred Frenchmen ; consequently he could do nothing but leave the French in possession. In 1748, France and England came to terms in Europe, and Dupleix was obliged to restore Madras to the British.
Digitized by Google Ii8 COLLEGE HISTORY OF INDIA.
CH. VI.
Aspira- tions for empire.
17481751. § 13. Dupleix was a man of genius and ambition, and he dreamed of founding a French empire in India. The Nizam of the Deccan died in 1748, and both the De...ccan and the Carnatic were in a ferment. The sons and other kinsmen of the Nizam fought one another for the succes- sion to the throne of Hyderabad. The Nawab of the Carnatic lost his patron, and was threatened by the adherents of his predecessor. Dupleix induced the Mah- rattas to release Chunder Sahib from his imprisonment at Satara; and war broke out in which the Nawab of the Carnatic was killed, and Chunder Sahib, supported by Dupleix and the French, was proclaimed Nawab at Arcot, not seventy miles from Madras and Fort St.
What to read after College History of India: Asiatic And European?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Talboys Wheeler to read onlineMoreLess
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