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... that the game was as costly as it was agreeable.' The change of name from
Wesley to Wellesley, which will be observed in this extract, but which is
afterwards stated by Mr. Gleig, at page 16 of ' the People's Edition,' to have
occurred in India ...
... that the game was as costly as it was agreeable.' The change of name from
Wesley to Wellesley, which will be observed in this extract, but which is
afterwards stated by Mr. Gleig, at page 16 of ' the People's Edition,' to have
occurred in India ...
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... hours everyday; and alluded to his having commenced acting upon this rule
before he went to India, aud to his having continued to act upon it. This is a fact
that, I apprehend, is unknown as to the Duke of Wellington, and it is a very
important ...
... hours everyday; and alluded to his having commenced acting upon this rule
before he went to India, aud to his having continued to act upon it. This is a fact
that, I apprehend, is unknown as to the Duke of Wellington, and it is a very
important ...
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When the regiment embarked for India, in April, 1796, he was unable, from illness
, tn accompany it. He overtook it, however, at the Cape of Good Hope,- and taking
passage with Sir Pulteney (then Captain) Malcolm in the ' Fox,' landed with it ...
When the regiment embarked for India, in April, 1796, he was unable, from illness
, tn accompany it. He overtook it, however, at the Cape of Good Hope,- and taking
passage with Sir Pulteney (then Captain) Malcolm in the ' Fox,' landed with it ...
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He set to work again as soon as he reached India, to acquire information, not
only as to the military situation, but also in regard to the political relations of the
Company. Having learnt all he could in Bengal, he visited his old friend Lord
Hobart, ...
He set to work again as soon as he reached India, to acquire information, not
only as to the military situation, but also in regard to the political relations of the
Company. Having learnt all he could in Bengal, he visited his old friend Lord
Hobart, ...
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21 — 'Such exertions had never before been heard of on that side of India, and
General Harris wrote of them prieatdy to the Governor-General in terms of high
commendation. But there the matter ended.' t 27th February, 1799, '
Supplementary ...
21 — 'Such exertions had never before been heard of on that side of India, and
General Harris wrote of them prieatdy to the Governor-General in terms of high
commendation. But there the matter ended.' t 27th February, 1799, '
Supplementary ...
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| Título | The Quarterly Review, Volumen120 |
| Colaboradores | William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, John Murray, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero |
| Editor | John Murray, 1866 |
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