The Patna Crisis Or Three Months At Patna During the Insurrection of 1857
The Patna Crisis Or Three Months At Patna During the Insurrection of 1857
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Peer Ali Khan would never have kept men in pay for months together, appointed Darogahs, and distributed hard money for the mere purpose of a street row, and the inference from what was discovered, especially when confirmed, as it is, by the confessions of the conspirators themselves, the testimony of witness, and the collateral evidence of facts, is, that this scheme, which failed in the execution, was part and parcel of a more general and extensive plot, which, but for the measures taken to an...ticipate and baffle it, would have issued in disastrous consequences.
70 Take again tlie case of Ali Kureem ; the unfortunate escape of this traitor, prevented us from obtaining papers which might have afforded an important clue to his designs, but the few letters found in the possession of Waris Ali, the Police Jemadar, were quite sufficient to shew what extended plans of mischief he had formed.
In one of his letters to his confederate, he talks of a large commercial enterprise " (Tijarut)" which he had established, of partners of respectability who had joined it from the east and the west, of a secure place of ren- dezvous, which robbers could not enter, of the extensive profits to be derived by the shareholders !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Peer Ali Khan would never have kept men in pay for months together, appointed Darogahs, and distributed hard money for the mere purpose of a street row, and the inference from what was discovered, especially when confirmed, as it is, by the confessions of the conspirators themselves, the testimony of witness, and the collateral evidence of facts, is, that this scheme, which failed in the execution, was part and parcel of a more general and extensive plot, which, but for the measures taken to an...ticipate and baffle it, would have issued in disastrous consequences.
70 Take again tlie case of Ali Kureem ; the unfortunate escape of this traitor, prevented us from obtaining papers which might have afforded an important clue to his designs, but the few letters found in the possession of Waris Ali, the Police Jemadar, were quite sufficient to shew what extended plans of mischief he had formed.
In one of his letters to his confederate, he talks of a large commercial enterprise " (Tijarut)" which he had established, of partners of respectability who had joined it from the east and the west, of a secure place of ren- dezvous, which robbers could not enter, of the extensive profits to be derived by the shareholders !
What to read after The Patna Crisis Or Three Months At Patna During the Insurrection of 1857?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Taylor to read onlineMoreLess
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