The History of India
The History of India
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VOL. II. E E Digitized by VjOOQIC 418 HISTORY OF INDIA.
BOOK disorder in his kidneys, together with a suppression ' of urine, which entirely incapacitated him from business, and soon brought him to the brink of M.1K 1657, the grave.* During this crisis Dadi stopped all M. M. 1067, correspondence, and detained all travellers likely Zi lUj 7. ^^ spread the news of the king^s danger through- out the provinces. He could not, however, long elude the vigilance of his brothers. Aurangzib in particular... was minutely informed of all his pro- ceedings during the whole of the struggle which followed.
Rebellion The first to act on the emergency was Prince Shuja, the viceroy of Bengal. He assembled the troops of his province, and immediately marched into Beh&r on his way to the capital.
ami of Prince Morad, viceroy of Guzer^t, soon followed his example : he seized on all the money in the district treasuries, and laid siege to Surat, where there was a governor independent of his authority, and where he thought there was a considerable sum in deposit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
VOL. II. E E Digitized by VjOOQIC 418 HISTORY OF INDIA.
BOOK disorder in his kidneys, together with a suppression ' of urine, which entirely incapacitated him from business, and soon brought him to the brink of M.1K 1657, the grave.* During this crisis Dadi stopped all M. M. 1067, correspondence, and detained all travellers likely Zi lUj 7. ^^ spread the news of the king^s danger through- out the provinces. He could not, however, long elude the vigilance of his brothers. Aurangzib in particular... was minutely informed of all his pro- ceedings during the whole of the struggle which followed.
Rebellion The first to act on the emergency was Prince Shuja, the viceroy of Bengal. He assembled the troops of his province, and immediately marched into Beh&r on his way to the capital.
ami of Prince Morad, viceroy of Guzer^t, soon followed his example : he seized on all the money in the district treasuries, and laid siege to Surat, where there was a governor independent of his authority, and where he thought there was a considerable sum in deposit.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elphinstone, Mountstuart, 1779-1859 to read onlineMoreLess
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