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... followed trious . It has often been alleged , as an excuse close upon her promise . She did not treat the for the misgovernment of her successors , that nation as an adverse party ; as a party which they only followed her example ...
... followed trious . It has often been alleged , as an excuse close upon her promise . She did not treat the for the misgovernment of her successors , that nation as an adverse party ; as a party which they only followed her example ...
Page 499
... followed by Sheridan and Grey . Only twenty - nine peers voted . Of these only six found Hastings guilty , on the charges relating to Cheyte Sing and to the Begums . On other charges the majority in his favour was still greater . On ...
... followed by Sheridan and Grey . Only twenty - nine peers voted . Of these only six found Hastings guilty , on the charges relating to Cheyte Sing and to the Begums . On other charges the majority in his favour was still greater . On ...
Page 696
... followed by something which we did not quote . But if the Westminster Re- viewer means to say , that either what precede !, or what followed , would , if quoted , have shown that we put a wrong interpretation on the pas sage which was ...
... followed by something which we did not quote . But if the Westminster Re- viewer means to say , that either what precede !, or what followed , would , if quoted , have shown that we put a wrong interpretation on the pas sage which was ...
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