Reflections On the Present State of Our East India Affairs With Many Interestin
Reflections On the Present State of Our East India Affairs With Many Interestin
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As to the French they are out of the queftion, as being fuppofed to have no force there ; yet in this we may be deceived. Some will aver, that we ought to put confidence in the generofity of our European brethren, who certainly will not take the advantage of our difrreffes, and that things may yet go well ; I hope, however, we {hall never be reduced to truft to that, as we have already experi- enced the fincerity of their friendship in thefe very countries. Yet hew can we, fhould they even do a...ll this, accufe them of a&ing ungeneroufly ? In a country alto- gether independent of either us or them, two princes are in difpute about the fuccef- fion, they each have an equal title, the grant and inveftiture of the Englifh, if we are at this prefent in the humour to think that our firft choice gives a better right than our fe- cond, they no doubt will imagine that they are at liberty to chufe whether they mall think as we do or not ; if they mould chance to ( 49 ): to differ from us, they will fay that they ought in equity to be allowed to fupport their opinion with the fame arguments as we fupport ours.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As to the French they are out of the queftion, as being fuppofed to have no force there ; yet in this we may be deceived. Some will aver, that we ought to put confidence in the generofity of our European brethren, who certainly will not take the advantage of our difrreffes, and that things may yet go well ; I hope, however, we {hall never be reduced to truft to that, as we have already experi- enced the fincerity of their friendship in thefe very countries. Yet hew can we, fhould they even do a...ll this, accufe them of a&ing ungeneroufly ? In a country alto- gether independent of either us or them, two princes are in difpute about the fuccef- fion, they each have an equal title, the grant and inveftiture of the Englifh, if we are at this prefent in the humour to think that our firft choice gives a better right than our fe- cond, they no doubt will imagine that they are at liberty to chufe whether they mall think as we do or not ; if they mould chance to ( 49 ): to differ from us, they will fay that they ought in equity to be allowed to fupport their opinion with the fame arguments as we fupport ours.
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