Three Frenchmen in Bengal
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Vansittart assumed the Governorship of Bengal, and hisfirst act was to complete the project begun by his predecessor, Mr. Holwell, namely, the dethronement of Mir Jafar. This was effected onthe 20th of October, 1760; the ex-Nawab went quietly to Calcutta, and Mir Kasim reigned in his stead. The Shahzada had now becomeEmperor by the death of his father, and had assumed the title ofShah Alam. He was still hanging with his army round Patna, and MirKasim and the English determined to bring him to b...ook. Kamgar Khancontinued to lead the Imperial army aimlessly about the country, andin January, 1761, found himself near the town of Bihar. He had 35 to40 thousand cavalry, maintained chiefly by plunder, but his onlymusketeers and artillery were those commanded by Law, i. E. 125Europeans and 200 sepoys, with 18 guns of small calibre. TheBritish commander, Major Carnac, had 650 Europeans and 5 to 6thousand sepoys, with 12 guns. Mir Kasim had some 20, 000 cavalry, and the same number of musketeers, all good troops, for "everybodywas paid in the army of Kasim Ali Khan.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Vansittart assumed the Governorship of Bengal, and hisfirst act was to complete the project begun by his predecessor, Mr. Holwell, namely, the dethronement of Mir Jafar. This was effected onthe 20th of October, 1760; the ex-Nawab went quietly to Calcutta, and Mir Kasim reigned in his stead. The Shahzada had now becomeEmperor by the death of his father, and had assumed the title ofShah Alam. He was still hanging with his army round Patna, and MirKasim and the English determined to bring him to b...ook. Kamgar Khancontinued to lead the Imperial army aimlessly about the country, andin January, 1761, found himself near the town of Bihar. He had 35 to40 thousand cavalry, maintained chiefly by plunder, but his onlymusketeers and artillery were those commanded by Law, i. E. 125Europeans and 200 sepoys, with 18 guns of small calibre. TheBritish commander, Major Carnac, had 650 Europeans and 5 to 6thousand sepoys, with 12 guns. Mir Kasim had some 20, 000 cavalry, and the same number of musketeers, all good troops, for "everybodywas paid in the army of Kasim Ali Khan.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hill, Samuel Charles, 1857-1926 to read onlineMoreLess
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