Lives of Indian Officers: Illustrative of the History of the Civil and Military Services of India, Tom 1A. Strahan, 1867 |
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Strona viii
... whole of the original sketches . I may say , indeed , that the work has been almost entirely re - written , the chapters in the periodical having been little more than sketches of the more finished portraits which are now produced after ...
... whole of the original sketches . I may say , indeed , that the work has been almost entirely re - written , the chapters in the periodical having been little more than sketches of the more finished portraits which are now produced after ...
Strona x
... whole they represent the Indian Services as fairly and as completely as if the selection had been wholly the result of an elaborate design . For it will be seen that I have drawn my examples from all the three great national divisions ...
... whole they represent the Indian Services as fairly and as completely as if the selection had been wholly the result of an elaborate design . For it will be seen that I have drawn my examples from all the three great national divisions ...
Strona xiii
... whole Indian service , and the youngest cadet saw in it an example he might imitate - a success he might attain . " And this , indeed , as it was the distinguishing mark , so was it the distinguishing merit of the Company's services ...
... whole Indian service , and the youngest cadet saw in it an example he might imitate - a success he might attain . " And this , indeed , as it was the distinguishing mark , so was it the distinguishing merit of the Company's services ...
Strona xiv
... whole families should be saddled upon India , generation after generation . We only discovered the good of this after we had lost it . That enthusiasm which is so often spoken of in these volumes as the essential element of success in ...
... whole families should be saddled upon India , generation after generation . We only discovered the good of this after we had lost it . That enthusiasm which is so often spoken of in these volumes as the essential element of success in ...
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... whole population of the American colonies was now arrayed against King George . There was but little loyalty left in the country , and that little was afraid to betray itself . The colonists who would have sup- ported the King's cause ...
... whole population of the American colonies was now arrayed against King George . There was but little loyalty left in the country , and that little was afraid to betray itself . The colonists who would have sup- ported the King's cause ...
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affairs afterwards appear appointed army arrival Badjee Barlow Bengal Bombay British Government Calcutta camp career character Charles Metcalfe chief civil Colonel command conduct Council Court of Directors delight doubt duty East India Company effect Elphinstone endeavour enemy England English European favour feeling French friends Governor Governor-General happiness heart Henry Martyn honour hope Hyderabad interests King King's letter Lord Cornwallis Lord Minto Lord Wellesley Lord William Bentinck Lordship Madras Mahratta Medows Memoir ment Metcalfe's military mind Ministers mission Mountstuart Mountstuart Elphinstone Mysore native never opinion peace Peishwah Persian political Poonah present racter Rajah received regiment Residency respect return to England Scindiah sent Seringapatam settlement Sindh Sir Charles Metcalfe Sir George Barlow Sir John Malcolm soldier soon success things thought tion Tippoo troops whilst wish write wrote young
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Strona 465 - The sudden, and, among many, the unwarrantable acquisition of riches, had introduced luxury in every shape, and in its most pernicious excess. These two [enormous evils went hand in hand together through the whole presidency, infecting almost every member of each department. Every inferior seemed to have grasped at wealth, that he might be enabled to assume that spirit of profusion which was now the only distinction between him and his superior.