The Letters of Warren Hastings to His Wife
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He is recom- mended also by James McPherson, who remarks art- lessly that " the expences of this scene, on which he exhibited with much hospitality and attention to his friends, have become too great for his finances. " He 1 State Papers. 2 ' Hartly House. ' 314 LETTERS OF WARREN HASTINGS.
has made an abrupt and unexpected departure from England, leaving a most amiable wife and a family of children, who are happily provided for independent of his embarrassments. A post was found for this hospit...- able spendthrift, which is considered "a very profitable employ" by the angry Mrs Mary Barwell, who brands him as a " worthless and contemptible character, " because a relative of hers, whom she confesses to be " not agreeable in his Manners, " is still without em- ployment. Sir Thomas left Calcutta at the end of 1785, and an undated letter from Major Scott shows that he did so under a cloud, after a fracas with Phipps, and that he accused Hastings of prejudicing him with Lord Mansfield by telling him the circum- stances.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He is recom- mended also by James McPherson, who remarks art- lessly that " the expences of this scene, on which he exhibited with much hospitality and attention to his friends, have become too great for his finances. " He 1 State Papers. 2 ' Hartly House. ' 314 LETTERS OF WARREN HASTINGS.
has made an abrupt and unexpected departure from England, leaving a most amiable wife and a family of children, who are happily provided for independent of his embarrassments. A post was found for this hospit...- able spendthrift, which is considered "a very profitable employ" by the angry Mrs Mary Barwell, who brands him as a " worthless and contemptible character, " because a relative of hers, whom she confesses to be " not agreeable in his Manners, " is still without em- ployment. Sir Thomas left Calcutta at the end of 1785, and an undated letter from Major Scott shows that he did so under a cloud, after a fracas with Phipps, and that he accused Hastings of prejudicing him with Lord Mansfield by telling him the circum- stances.
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