The History of British India volume 5
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Upon the appearance among them of their native Prince, they renounced with enthusiasm their obedience to the Sultan; and 1 The story is told somewhat differently by Colonel Wilks and by Major Dirom. Major Dirom says, that the interference of Hyder between the brothers being admitted, he destroyed the family of the elder brother, carried that of the younger to Seringapatam, and took possession of the country. In the year 1785, the son of that brother made his escape. He had been a prisoner in Se...ringapatam from his infancy. It was part of the policy or piety of Tippoo, to make converts to his religion ; and that by force as well as persuasion. The occasion was not omitted in the case of the young Raja. He was subjected to the painful rite of the Mussulman religion, and enrolled among the C/ielas, or corps of slaves ; of whom he had, though strictly guarded, the nominal command of a battalion, at the time of his escape.
TIPPOO AVERSE TO RELINQUISH COORG. 453 defeated a detachment of his army descending with BOOK vi * C CHAP.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Upon the appearance among them of their native Prince, they renounced with enthusiasm their obedience to the Sultan; and 1 The story is told somewhat differently by Colonel Wilks and by Major Dirom. Major Dirom says, that the interference of Hyder between the brothers being admitted, he destroyed the family of the elder brother, carried that of the younger to Seringapatam, and took possession of the country. In the year 1785, the son of that brother made his escape. He had been a prisoner in Se...ringapatam from his infancy. It was part of the policy or piety of Tippoo, to make converts to his religion ; and that by force as well as persuasion. The occasion was not omitted in the case of the young Raja. He was subjected to the painful rite of the Mussulman religion, and enrolled among the C/ielas, or corps of slaves ; of whom he had, though strictly guarded, the nominal command of a battalion, at the time of his escape.
TIPPOO AVERSE TO RELINQUISH COORG. 453 defeated a detachment of his army descending with BOOK vi * C CHAP.
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