...from ' other nations. ' Under the sanction of a Soobah, every encroachment that may be at' tempted by foreign powers can effectually be crushed, without...interposition of our own authority, and all real grievances cumplaineduf by ' them can, through the same channel, be examined into and redressed. Be ' it therefore...

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...this shadow, it is indispensably necessary we should seem to venerate. Under the sanction of a Soubah, every encroachment that may be attempted by foreign...Be it therefore always remembered that there is a Soubah ; and that though the revenues belong to the Company, the territorial jurisdictions must still...

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...his resentment upon the least want of respect from other nations. " Under the sanction of a Soobah, every encroachment that may be attempted by foreign...Be it therefore always remembered that there is a Soobah; that we have allotted him a stipend •which must be regularlv paid in support of his dignity,...

...his resentment upon the least want of respect from other nations. " Under the sanction of a Soobah, every encroachment that may be attempted by foreign...complained of by them can, through the same channel, bo examined into and redressed. Be it therefore always remembered that there is a Soobah; that we have...

...shadow, it is indispensably necessary we should seem to venerate. Under the sanction of the Soubah, every encroachment that may be attempted by foreign...without any apparent interposition of our own authority ;2 and all real grievances complained of by them can through the same channel be examined into and...