A History of the Great Moghuls; Or, a History of the Badshahate of Delhi From 1398 A.D. to 1739
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No Muhammedan, no orthodox, devout Muhammedan, such as Aurangzeb could possibly have uttered the tirade against Arabic that is set forth in this speech. The references to European states is not in the least like what any haughty Moghul prince, and least of all one like Aurang- zeb would have uttered ; nor are the references to a literary tutor instructing his pupil in the arts of war what any sensible person would have said and the Emperor at least had sense. The whole speech savours of a livel...y French invention ; it is what we might expect from a Frenchman living in the same half century as Fene- lon and the other moral authors of Louis XIV's Court, but beyond the fact that the tutor did not get what he wanted and was sent away without having been shown any favour, it is not safe to accept any other part of the story. Bernier has indeed only used the same license which other ancient and medieval writers have used, i.e., of putting into their hero's mouth what they think they should have said without knowing in the least what they actually did say.
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No Muhammedan, no orthodox, devout Muhammedan, such as Aurangzeb could possibly have uttered the tirade against Arabic that is set forth in this speech. The references to European states is not in the least like what any haughty Moghul prince, and least of all one like Aurang- zeb would have uttered ; nor are the references to a literary tutor instructing his pupil in the arts of war what any sensible person would have said and the Emperor at least had sense. The whole speech savours of a livel...y French invention ; it is what we might expect from a Frenchman living in the same half century as Fene- lon and the other moral authors of Louis XIV's Court, but beyond the fact that the tutor did not get what he wanted and was sent away without having been shown any favour, it is not safe to accept any other part of the story. Bernier has indeed only used the same license which other ancient and medieval writers have used, i.e., of putting into their hero's mouth what they think they should have said without knowing in the least what they actually did say.
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