Observations On the Present State of the East India Company And On the Measure
Observations On the Present State of the East India Company And On the Measure
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- The port of Mangalore, and his connection with Ally Rajah, afford him an opportu- nity of calling in a body of French troops, and of eafily conveying them into the Mi- four country, and he has it in his power to reward them.
In order to prevent this misfortune, It would be right policy to re-eftablifh the lawful Rajahs of Bednure and Sounda : this would be an adt of great juftice, as well as prudence, and might be the means of obtaining the port of Mangalore ; and fecuring the trade of the pr...ovince. It would befides be a very fevere blow to Hy- der, and (hut him out from all intercourse with the fea-coaft.
His repeated infolent behaviour to us, ought to roufe us from our lethargy, for it K 2 is ( 68 ) is by vigor only that we can affure quiet to {he Carnatic.
I think it evident from what I have faid, that the Company ought to turn their eyes to the Malabar Coaft, and endeavour to obtain more territory on that fide, not only for the maintainance of their fettle- ments, and the increafe of their trade in thofe parts, but likewife for the fecurity of their pofleflions on the eaft fide of the pen- infula, which cannot be firmly eftablifhed without an intercourfe of power between the two coafts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
- The port of Mangalore, and his connection with Ally Rajah, afford him an opportu- nity of calling in a body of French troops, and of eafily conveying them into the Mi- four country, and he has it in his power to reward them.
In order to prevent this misfortune, It would be right policy to re-eftablifh the lawful Rajahs of Bednure and Sounda : this would be an adt of great juftice, as well as prudence, and might be the means of obtaining the port of Mangalore ; and fecuring the trade of the pr...ovince. It would befides be a very fevere blow to Hy- der, and (hut him out from all intercourse with the fea-coaft.
His repeated infolent behaviour to us, ought to roufe us from our lethargy, for it K 2 is ( 68 ) is by vigor only that we can affure quiet to {he Carnatic.
I think it evident from what I have faid, that the Company ought to turn their eyes to the Malabar Coaft, and endeavour to obtain more territory on that fide, not only for the maintainance of their fettle- ments, and the increafe of their trade in thofe parts, but likewife for the fecurity of their pofleflions on the eaft fide of the pen- infula, which cannot be firmly eftablifhed without an intercourfe of power between the two coafts.
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