Observations On Mr Dundass India Budget
Observations On Mr Dundass India Budget
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That a regular gradation of ranks may be fupported, which is no where more neceflary, than in Bengal, for preferying order in civil fociety, \ lived many years in Bengal, and fome of them under what was called the country go- vernment ( '9 ) vernment. Moft undoubtedly there was theft a gradation of ranks amongft the Mahometans, which does not exift at the prefent day ; but the reafon is obvious ; Moorfhedabad was at that time the feat of government. The Na- bob of Bengal had then forty-five lac...ks of ru- pees a-year ; Mahomed Riza Cawn had nine lacks ; there was a Fouzdar in every diftrift ; every revenue office was held by a native. Many Mahometans of rank, fince deceafed, had jaghires. The Mahometans are naturally fond of pomp and expence, and all the mo- ney they received was circulated in the coun- try. But I was told, that I could form a very faint idea of the fplendor of the govern- ment under the native fovereigns, from what I then faw ; yet the mafs of the people were at that time juft as poor as they are now ; not fo happy, as Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That a regular gradation of ranks may be fupported, which is no where more neceflary, than in Bengal, for preferying order in civil fociety, \ lived many years in Bengal, and fome of them under what was called the country go- vernment ( '9 ) vernment. Moft undoubtedly there was theft a gradation of ranks amongft the Mahometans, which does not exift at the prefent day ; but the reafon is obvious ; Moorfhedabad was at that time the feat of government. The Na- bob of Bengal had then forty-five lac...ks of ru- pees a-year ; Mahomed Riza Cawn had nine lacks ; there was a Fouzdar in every diftrift ; every revenue office was held by a native. Many Mahometans of rank, fince deceafed, had jaghires. The Mahometans are naturally fond of pomp and expence, and all the mo- ney they received was circulated in the coun- try. But I was told, that I could form a very faint idea of the fplendor of the govern- ment under the native fovereigns, from what I then faw ; yet the mafs of the people were at that time juft as poor as they are now ; not fo happy, as Mr.
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