Observations On the Territorial Rights And Commercial Privileges of the East Ind

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The Portuguese and Dutch have maintained a friendly understanding with him, it is hardly to be called a trade, even longer than ourselves, and they have made as little progress as ourselves, in moulding htm to their commercial pur- poses. The French, with their well-known pliancy of temper, and peculiar arts of colonization, have endea- voured, in their turn, to make a more fortunate impres- sion, and have experienced an equal disappointment with other European competitors. The Americans, also,... have attempted the same thing, and with the same ill success, The scheme, then, has not failed for want of K 2 52 experiments or perseverance ; but from fixed and im- V mutable causes, that cannot be overcome. Not one of these mercantile and enterprizing powers, in an in- tercourse of two centuries and a half, has been able to introduce into a society, constituted as is the Hindu, the slighest taste or desire, and the reason I have attempted to explain, for the articles of their - respective manufactures.

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