Remarks On the Oude Question
Remarks On the Oude Question
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55 ' Beg Khan" (that is, the treaty of 1787>) " is, and " ever will rcmTiin m force. " Now it 'is remark- able that, in the beginning of this same letter. Lord Cornwallis details the principal points of this " arrangement, " and among them explicitly and fully mentions the non-interference of the British Gdvernment in the internal administration of Oudc, If any thing else be required on this head, we must refer to another letter of remonstrance, * ad- dressed by Lord Cornwallis to the Vizier, a...bout seven months after the preceding. In this second address, he most distmctly repeats that ** if is ho( " his wish, nor that of the English Government^ to " interfere in the internal arrangement of the ** Vizier's affairs. " And though the manifold errors of the Nabob's Administration are here de- tailed at great length, and the dreadful evils which would result from the continuance of the system then pursued in Oude, are emphatically pointed out, yet no single sentence can be found in this paper, which the most hardened perverter could construe into the language of intimidation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
55 ' Beg Khan" (that is, the treaty of 1787>) " is, and " ever will rcmTiin m force. " Now it 'is remark- able that, in the beginning of this same letter. Lord Cornwallis details the principal points of this " arrangement, " and among them explicitly and fully mentions the non-interference of the British Gdvernment in the internal administration of Oudc, If any thing else be required on this head, we must refer to another letter of remonstrance, * ad- dressed by Lord Cornwallis to the Vizier, a...bout seven months after the preceding. In this second address, he most distmctly repeats that ** if is ho( " his wish, nor that of the English Government^ to " interfere in the internal arrangement of the ** Vizier's affairs. " And though the manifold errors of the Nabob's Administration are here de- tailed at great length, and the dreadful evils which would result from the continuance of the system then pursued in Oude, are emphatically pointed out, yet no single sentence can be found in this paper, which the most hardened perverter could construe into the language of intimidation.
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