History of India volume 7
History of India volume 7
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The English Company was forced to realize that, in trusting to the royal support, it leaned on a broken reed. In July it had demanded satisfaction under three heads: justice against the murderers, compensation for injuries, and absolute separation from the Dutch Com- pany in the East. In October it despondently reduced its claims to the safe removal of the English from Ba- tavia; the question of jurisdiction and Council of De- fence; and the right to erect forts, and to be treated by the Dutch ...as allies and friends. James would not fight, and the Dutch knew it. They were willing enough to accept the first condition and allow the safe removal of the English from Batavia. But, while dan- gling before us a compromise, they would never sur- 134 THE END OF THE STRUGGLE render their sovereign jurisdiction in the Spice Islands or allow the English to erect fortifications. On March 25, 1625, King James died.
By this time the facts were well known in England. A certain simplicity in Towerson's character gave addi- tional pathos to his death.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The English Company was forced to realize that, in trusting to the royal support, it leaned on a broken reed. In July it had demanded satisfaction under three heads: justice against the murderers, compensation for injuries, and absolute separation from the Dutch Com- pany in the East. In October it despondently reduced its claims to the safe removal of the English from Ba- tavia; the question of jurisdiction and Council of De- fence; and the right to erect forts, and to be treated by the Dutch ...as allies and friends. James would not fight, and the Dutch knew it. They were willing enough to accept the first condition and allow the safe removal of the English from Batavia. But, while dan- gling before us a compromise, they would never sur- 134 THE END OF THE STRUGGLE render their sovereign jurisdiction in the Spice Islands or allow the English to erect fortifications. On March 25, 1625, King James died.
By this time the facts were well known in England. A certain simplicity in Towerson's character gave addi- tional pathos to his death.
What to read after History of India volume 7?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jackson, A. V. Williams (Abraham Valentine Williams), 1862-1937 to read onlineMoreLess
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