Category: History - Other
The Motives to this Enterprize; the Method in which it was accomplished; and the Benefits that have accrued from thence to that Country, our United Company trading to the _East Indies_, and to the _British_ Nation.
The Suba, who was equally dissatisfied with and disturbed at the State of his Affairs, and found himself obliged to be at a great Expence in keeping Troops in the Field, knew no...
6. Part 6The perfect Harmony that subsisted between Vice-Admiral _Watson_ and Colonel _Clive_, and the intire Confidence reposed in them by the Select Committee, was upon this Occasion,...
2. Part 2Both Vice-Admiral _Watson_ and Colonel _Clive_ had written, towards the Close of the preceding Year, in as civil and polite Terms to the Suba, as the Circumstances of Things wou...
1. Part 1The Motives to this Enterprize; the Method in which it was accomplished; and the Benefits that have accrued from thence to that Country, our United Company trading to the _East...
3. Part 3When Mr. _Watts_ saw, that after all he had offered against it, this Point was driven thus far, and that in all Probability it would be speedily concluded, he turned his Thought...
5. Part 5It was not long after this, that _Meer Jaffeir Aly Cawn_, a Person of great Distinction, who had married the Sister of _Aliverdy Cawn_, the Suba's Grandfather and Predecessor, s...
7. Part 7It was to the Attention of the Administration at Home, that the Company and the Subjects of _Great Britain_ in _India_ owed these potent and timely Succours; and, which was of n...