An Historical Sketch of the Native States of India in Subsidiary Alliance With T
An Historical Sketch of the Native States of India in Subsidiary Alliance With T
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He had been no party to it he had not even been consulted ; and it violated the second article of the treaty of 1768. That lie was right was shown by the subsequent conduct of the Home Government, who, for this and other offences, HAIDERABAD. 283 showed their displeasure by dismissing the Governor of Madras, Sir Thomas Eumbold, and by removing some of the members of his council.
But for the moment he obtained no redress. He therefore again united with Haider Ali, and threatened to attack Basala...t Jung unless he should cancel his engage- ments with the English. At the same time, encouraged by the success which KalMBlknded Madhaji Sindhia in the operations which led to the convention of Wargaum, he concerted with Haider and the Marhatas a system of hostilities on a large scale winch should rid the native powers of their common foe.
But Nizam Ali was incapable of the large views of Madhaji. He possessed besides little stability of character. The decision of the Madras Government regarding Guntiir having been overruled in Bengal, that district was restored to him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had been no party to it he had not even been consulted ; and it violated the second article of the treaty of 1768. That lie was right was shown by the subsequent conduct of the Home Government, who, for this and other offences, HAIDERABAD. 283 showed their displeasure by dismissing the Governor of Madras, Sir Thomas Eumbold, and by removing some of the members of his council.
But for the moment he obtained no redress. He therefore again united with Haider Ali, and threatened to attack Basala...t Jung unless he should cancel his engage- ments with the English. At the same time, encouraged by the success which KalMBlknded Madhaji Sindhia in the operations which led to the convention of Wargaum, he concerted with Haider and the Marhatas a system of hostilities on a large scale winch should rid the native powers of their common foe.
But Nizam Ali was incapable of the large views of Madhaji. He possessed besides little stability of character. The decision of the Madras Government regarding Guntiir having been overruled in Bengal, that district was restored to him.
What to read after An Historical Sketch of the Native States of India in Subsidiary Alliance With T?
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