The Bengal Reversion Another Exceptional Case
The Bengal Reversion Another Exceptional Case
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We therefore entirely ap- prove of your preserving the ancient form of Government in the upholding the dignity of the Soubah" the Nawab.
They desire that the public service of Bengal shall con- tinue to be carried on by the Nawab's officers under the supervision of "the Resident at the Durbar/' and "the control of the Governor and Select Committee, the ordi- nary bounds of which control should extend to nothing beyond the superintending the collection of the revenues and the receiving the money... from the Nabob's treasury to that of the Dewanny or the Company. " " This we conceive to be the whole office of the Dewanny. The administration of justice, the appointments to offices, zeinin- daries, in short, whatever comes under the denomination of civil administration, we understand is to remain in the hands of the Nabob or his ministers. "* Nudjum-ood-Dowlah having in the Preamble, already cited, t of the Treaty of 1765, entrusted the military pro- tection of his territories to the East India Company, his English allies might, after the grant of the Dewannee, and his acceptance of a fixed annual sum for his "house- hold expenses" and the siipport of his " dignity only, " have easily seized upon almost the whole machinery of * Parliamentary Papers, Dewanny of Bengal, 371 ; ii, of 1870, pp.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We therefore entirely ap- prove of your preserving the ancient form of Government in the upholding the dignity of the Soubah" the Nawab.
They desire that the public service of Bengal shall con- tinue to be carried on by the Nawab's officers under the supervision of "the Resident at the Durbar/' and "the control of the Governor and Select Committee, the ordi- nary bounds of which control should extend to nothing beyond the superintending the collection of the revenues and the receiving the money... from the Nabob's treasury to that of the Dewanny or the Company. " " This we conceive to be the whole office of the Dewanny. The administration of justice, the appointments to offices, zeinin- daries, in short, whatever comes under the denomination of civil administration, we understand is to remain in the hands of the Nabob or his ministers. "* Nudjum-ood-Dowlah having in the Preamble, already cited, t of the Treaty of 1765, entrusted the military pro- tection of his territories to the East India Company, his English allies might, after the grant of the Dewannee, and his acceptance of a fixed annual sum for his "house- hold expenses" and the siipport of his " dignity only, " have easily seized upon almost the whole machinery of * Parliamentary Papers, Dewanny of Bengal, 371 ; ii, of 1870, pp.
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