 ceased and every Rank became in a manner upon an equality. Nor was this the End of the Mischief, for a Contest of such a Nature among your Servants necessarily destroyed all Proportion between their wants and the honest means of satisfying them. In a...  Bulletin of the New York Public Library - Page 338by New York Public Library - 1902Full view - About this book
 | Sir Alfred C. Lyall - Great Britain - 1920 - 438 pages
...Clive wrote later to the Company, describing the state of affairs that he found on his return in 1765, ‘In a country where money is plenty, where fear is the principle of government, and where your arms are ever victorious, it was no wonder that the lust of riches should readily embrace... | |
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