Life of
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共 21 段- The government of Madras, anxious to add to the army in the
- "You may be assured," Clive writes[38], "I felt much for you
- "As to your proposal," he observes in a letter[61] from Patn
- "I am well acquainted," he observes, "with your attachment t
- Notwithstanding these professions, when the Dutch armament a
- Writing to Mr. Vansittart upon these subjects, he observes[8
- "Having fully spoken to every branch of your affairs at this
- However important the public services of individuals may be,
- Mr. Clive appears, from his own statement, to have been invo
- The whole of Clive's money, when he returned to India in 175
- At this period it was not uncommon to give superior commissi
- "Such were the grounds upon which the right to the jaghire w
- In one letter, written when Mr. Grenville was in office, Mr.
- Mr. Walsh, in a letter to Lord Clive, of the 14th of Februar
- The consequence of the success of his arms, was a desire, on
- At Calcutta, Mr. Spencer from Bombay had succeeded to Mr. Va
- Such was the prospect, and such were the anticipations, with
- "It gives me infinite concern to inform you that Mr. Spencer
- "Neither the general nor committee's letter is very full upo
- "Nor was my opinion of him changed on our arrival here; for
- "It is known all over the world, that the illustrious chiefs