The Quarterly Review, Volume 92William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Sir John Murray (IV), Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle) John Murray, 1852 |
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... native subjects have not , therefore , been losers in that respect ; and as the laws are , by Sir Thomas Munro's own admission , better administered by us than they were before , the people at large have no reason to regret the change ...
... native subjects have not , therefore , been losers in that respect ; and as the laws are , by Sir Thomas Munro's own admission , better administered by us than they were before , the people at large have no reason to regret the change ...
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... native prince . He governed his dominions with energy and vigilance , and there was ample scope under his sceptre for the display of those great talents for administration that are attributed to the natives of India while as yet ...
... native prince . He governed his dominions with energy and vigilance , and there was ample scope under his sceptre for the display of those great talents for administration that are attributed to the natives of India while as yet ...
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... native commissioned officers authority over English non - commissioned officers and privates . In the early times the number of European officers in native regiments was much smaller than at present , and yet good service was rendered ...
... native commissioned officers authority over English non - commissioned officers and privates . In the early times the number of European officers in native regiments was much smaller than at present , and yet good service was rendered ...
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