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共 22 段- On the 20th of May, Lord Clive arrived at Bankipore; many of
- Lord Clive, in this letter, after making some observations o
- "The plot hath been deeply laid, and of four months' standin
- The opposition which the officers offered to the reduction o
- These proceedings, and their fatal consequences, were viewed
- Meanwhile, in Bengal, when September, 1767, arrived, these l
- "If I was to dwell upon the situation of the Company's affai
- Clive was not insensible to the voice of praise, and still l
- He evinced great apprehension (says Sir John Malcolm[129], s
- But the determined resistance of the Directors to any increa
- Mr. Dudley, then Chairman, in writing next day[149] to Lord
- "I cannot but acknowledge that my recovery gives me a more p
- Writing to Mr. Claud Russell[160], in Bengal, he takes a com
- "From the little knowledge I have of you I am convinced that
- "It was this conduct," he exclaims, with truth and boldness,
- It was not long before the hostile feelings of several membe
- It was in the course of this important session that a desper
- Encouraged by this success, Colonel Burgoyne, on the 17th of
- He adverted to his second government, undertaken at the expr
- But impetuous and ardent as was the tone of his mind, it is
- Before concluding, it may be proper to say a few words as to
- This Indenture, made the 6th day of April, in the tenth year