The History of the British Empire in India 4
The History of the British Empire in India 4
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To this the minister replied by an appeal to that power, whose agency is so miiversally recognized in. the East, He asked^ " How coujd I avert what fete has decreed?" And, having thus removed the transaction beyond the sphere of human responsi- bility, he consoled the Shastry's' followers by assur- ing them that, now their protector was gone, they must depend upon themselves; graciously adding, however, that he would do what he could for them.
On the following day the Shastry's followers ob- ta...ined permission to return to Foona ; but it web intimated to them, that they need not trouble them- selves to attend any more, either upon Trimbuckjee or the Peishwa.
Although the remonstrances of the British resi- dent did not produce any serious investigation into the circumstances of the murder, they were suffi- cient to induce Trimbuckjee and his sovereign to take Extraordinary measures for their own safety.
Before the murder, indeed, the Peishwa had adopted some unusual precautions. New troops were raised, additional guards were posted round his house, and, contrary to his usual practice, his progress ytss attended by a large body of armed men.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To this the minister replied by an appeal to that power, whose agency is so miiversally recognized in. the East, He asked^ " How coujd I avert what fete has decreed?" And, having thus removed the transaction beyond the sphere of human responsi- bility, he consoled the Shastry's' followers by assur- ing them that, now their protector was gone, they must depend upon themselves; graciously adding, however, that he would do what he could for them.
On the following day the Shastry's followers ob- ta...ined permission to return to Foona ; but it web intimated to them, that they need not trouble them- selves to attend any more, either upon Trimbuckjee or the Peishwa.
Although the remonstrances of the British resi- dent did not produce any serious investigation into the circumstances of the murder, they were suffi- cient to induce Trimbuckjee and his sovereign to take Extraordinary measures for their own safety.
Before the murder, indeed, the Peishwa had adopted some unusual precautions. New troops were raised, additional guards were posted round his house, and, contrary to his usual practice, his progress ytss attended by a large body of armed men.
What to read after The History of the British Empire in India 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Thornton to read onlineMoreLess
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