Our Earliest Attempt At Independence
Our Earliest Attempt At Independence
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He realised the importance of the high position held by Scindhia and appreciated his best service by remarking that ''his was an act of kindness that a nation could have received from the bounty of an individual/' Sir Eyre Coote expressed the view in clearer terms. U 0ur real interests are" he said, "to keep theirs divided, always preventing overgrowth of power in any of the parties, thus endeavouring to hold the scales in our hands, we remain ourselves a great degree the umpire. This is the tr...uest road to the support of our dignity and profit as well as the surest means retaining undisturbed w r hat we now possess. I therefore think that at present we should not seek to renew a war, But if by refusing this, they force us to continue hostilities, I must in that case suppose a junction of all their parties and of course, a union of all their forces. " Col. Goddard in marching towards Surat had acted on his own judgment, as he knew that his action was consistent with the spirit of his instructions.
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He realised the importance of the high position held by Scindhia and appreciated his best service by remarking that ''his was an act of kindness that a nation could have received from the bounty of an individual/' Sir Eyre Coote expressed the view in clearer terms. U 0ur real interests are" he said, "to keep theirs divided, always preventing overgrowth of power in any of the parties, thus endeavouring to hold the scales in our hands, we remain ourselves a great degree the umpire. This is the tr...uest road to the support of our dignity and profit as well as the surest means retaining undisturbed w r hat we now possess. I therefore think that at present we should not seek to renew a war, But if by refusing this, they force us to continue hostilities, I must in that case suppose a junction of all their parties and of course, a union of all their forces. " Col. Goddard in marching towards Surat had acted on his own judgment, as he knew that his action was consistent with the spirit of his instructions.
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