Frederick the Great And the Seven Years' War
Frederick the Great And the Seven Years' War
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Dupleix adopted the cause of these pretenders, and sup- ported it with such address and energy that by the end of 1750 both of them were in possession of the govern- ment they aspired to.
The installation of the Subadar was celebrated with great pomp at Pondichery, where, in the presence of the nobles of the Deccan, Dupleix was loaded with honours by Mozuffer Jung, who treated him with the respect due to a superior, and promised to be guided in all things by his advice. He would even have confe...rred on him the Nabobship of the Carnatic, but this the wary French- man, who aimed at ruling India by means of her rulers, declined with politic generosity in favour of Chunda Sahib. The Governor of Pondichery, the SSJTeixf setter-up of princes, had become the great- est man in Southern India. On the spot where his most decisive victory had been gained he Digitized by Google -1750 Clive. 199 set up a pillar recording his triumphs in four languages, and round the pillar he caused a city to be built bearing the high-sounding name Dupleix-Futteh-abad, the city of the victory of Dupleix.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dupleix adopted the cause of these pretenders, and sup- ported it with such address and energy that by the end of 1750 both of them were in possession of the govern- ment they aspired to.
The installation of the Subadar was celebrated with great pomp at Pondichery, where, in the presence of the nobles of the Deccan, Dupleix was loaded with honours by Mozuffer Jung, who treated him with the respect due to a superior, and promised to be guided in all things by his advice. He would even have confe...rred on him the Nabobship of the Carnatic, but this the wary French- man, who aimed at ruling India by means of her rulers, declined with politic generosity in favour of Chunda Sahib. The Governor of Pondichery, the SSJTeixf setter-up of princes, had become the great- est man in Southern India. On the spot where his most decisive victory had been gained he Digitized by Google -1750 Clive. 199 set up a pillar recording his triumphs in four languages, and round the pillar he caused a city to be built bearing the high-sounding name Dupleix-Futteh-abad, the city of the victory of Dupleix.
What to read after Frederick the Great And the Seven Years' War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frederick William Longman to read onlineMoreLess
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