Historical And Descriptive Account of British India, From the Most Remote Period to the Present Time
Historical And Descriptive Account of British India, From the Most Remote Period to the Present Time
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. Sujah, in Bengal, first put his troops in motion ; and soon after Morad, in Ouie- rat, communicated to Aurengzefoe the recent events, inviting him to unite in counteracting the obvious designs of Dara ; in which views that ambitious prince readily concurred.
Meantime, Shah Jehan, beyond all expectation, obtained a complete recovery ; and Dara, in the most dutiful man- ner, resinied back into his father's hands the reins of em- pire. This inteUigenee was instantly conveyed to Sujah, and a hope... expressed that the measures whidi he had taken solely in anticipation of the emperor's death would be di** continued. But he had gone too far ; the flame of ambitioM was kindled in his breast ; he affected disbelief of the stata* mept, and even treated as forgeries the letters which the sovereign wrote to him with his own hand. Being met, Iwweveiv mi the banks of the Ganfes by SoGdiAa, the MS d by Google SHAH JERAN — ATTRBNGZEBE. 225 of Dara, a young prinee of distinguished talenti, he was to- tally defeated, and obliged to shut himself up in the fortress of Monghir, where he was closely invested.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. Sujah, in Bengal, first put his troops in motion ; and soon after Morad, in Ouie- rat, communicated to Aurengzefoe the recent events, inviting him to unite in counteracting the obvious designs of Dara ; in which views that ambitious prince readily concurred.
Meantime, Shah Jehan, beyond all expectation, obtained a complete recovery ; and Dara, in the most dutiful man- ner, resinied back into his father's hands the reins of em- pire. This inteUigenee was instantly conveyed to Sujah, and a hope... expressed that the measures whidi he had taken solely in anticipation of the emperor's death would be di** continued. But he had gone too far ; the flame of ambitioM was kindled in his breast ; he affected disbelief of the stata* mept, and even treated as forgeries the letters which the sovereign wrote to him with his own hand. Being met, Iwweveiv mi the banks of the Ganfes by SoGdiAa, the MS d by Google SHAH JERAN — ATTRBNGZEBE. 225 of Dara, a young prinee of distinguished talenti, he was to- tally defeated, and obliged to shut himself up in the fortress of Monghir, where he was closely invested.
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