The Rise of the British Dominion in India
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] Policy of Duplcix examined. 8i It is easy to understand that in 1753, when France and England determined to stop the fighting between their two Companies in India, they were actuated by the obvious expediency of terminating a protracted war be- tween the representatives of two nations who were at peace in Europe, and of compelling their Indian gover- nors to retire from politics and revert to trade. On the scene of action neither side had as yet gained any decisive advantage. In 1754 the Fren...ch and English had both received reinforcements that brought their respective European forces up to about 2000 men each ; but Orme says that the English troops were in quality so superior to the French that if hostilities had continued the Eng- lish must have prevailed. The presence of an English squadron on the coast was also an argument, he observes, that inclined M. Godeheu toward pacific views. On the other hand, the French held a much larger territory than the English, and apparently a more considerable political connexion among the native States.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
] Policy of Duplcix examined. 8i It is easy to understand that in 1753, when France and England determined to stop the fighting between their two Companies in India, they were actuated by the obvious expediency of terminating a protracted war be- tween the representatives of two nations who were at peace in Europe, and of compelling their Indian gover- nors to retire from politics and revert to trade. On the scene of action neither side had as yet gained any decisive advantage. In 1754 the Fren...ch and English had both received reinforcements that brought their respective European forces up to about 2000 men each ; but Orme says that the English troops were in quality so superior to the French that if hostilities had continued the Eng- lish must have prevailed. The presence of an English squadron on the coast was also an argument, he observes, that inclined M. Godeheu toward pacific views. On the other hand, the French held a much larger territory than the English, and apparently a more considerable political connexion among the native States.
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