The History of British India volume 4
The History of British India volume 4
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" No other authority for the disgraceful treatment of the princesses by the li- centious followers of the camp has been found. That they or rather their attendants were subjected to personal search, is possible, and this may have been the subject of complaint the searchers were females. " Re- solved: that ten gold mohurs be given to each of the four female searchers. " Proceedings of a Committee of Officers, Tenth Report, 532. W. 4 See his Letter, Tenth Report, Select Committee, Appendix, No. 3....
DISPUTE CONCERNING THE PRIZE-MONEY. 405 The whole of the treasure found in the castle, of BOOK v - which the greater part did probably belong to the Ranee, and not to the Raja, amounted to 23, 27, 813 178L current rupees. The whole therefore, of the trea- sure which the exiled Prince appears to have had in hand, not only to defray the current expenses of his government, but also to advance regularly the Com- pany's tribute, was so far from answering to the hyberbolical conceptions or representations of the Governor-General, that it exceeded not the provision which a prudent Prince would have thought it always necessary to possess.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" No other authority for the disgraceful treatment of the princesses by the li- centious followers of the camp has been found. That they or rather their attendants were subjected to personal search, is possible, and this may have been the subject of complaint the searchers were females. " Re- solved: that ten gold mohurs be given to each of the four female searchers. " Proceedings of a Committee of Officers, Tenth Report, 532. W. 4 See his Letter, Tenth Report, Select Committee, Appendix, No. 3....
DISPUTE CONCERNING THE PRIZE-MONEY. 405 The whole of the treasure found in the castle, of BOOK v - which the greater part did probably belong to the Ranee, and not to the Raja, amounted to 23, 27, 813 178L current rupees. The whole therefore, of the trea- sure which the exiled Prince appears to have had in hand, not only to defray the current expenses of his government, but also to advance regularly the Com- pany's tribute, was so far from answering to the hyberbolical conceptions or representations of the Governor-General, that it exceeded not the provision which a prudent Prince would have thought it always necessary to possess.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Mill to read onlineMoreLess
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