Historical Sketches of the South of India, in an Attempt to Trace the History of Mysoor, Etc, 1권1869 |
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afterwards ancient Arcot army arrived authority Bangalore Baramahal Basalut Jung Bednore bramins Bussy Canara capital Carnatic cavalry CHAP chief Chunda Saheb Coleroon Colonel Smith command conquest corps Deckan detachment direction districts dominions Drauveda Dupleix dynasty enemy English established European farther force former French Fuzzul garrison Golconda Gooti guns Hindoo horse hundred Hyder India infantry Khan king Kistna Kundè Row lacs landed property letter Mackenzie collection Madoo Row Madras Mahratta Major Lawrence Malabar manuscript ment miles military Mohammed Mohammed Ali Mohammedan Morari Row Mysoor Mysooreans Nabob Naick Nasir Jung Nizam Nunjeraj object officer Oolla operations Patan period person plunder Poligar Pondicherry Poona possession PROPERTY IN INDIA proprietor province purpose Raj Wadeyar Raja received revenue Salabut Jung sepoys Seringapatam Sevajee Shahjee siege Sir Eyre Coote sovereign success Sultaun Tanjore territory tion Tippoo treaty Trichinopoly troops Vellore Vijeyanuggur Vijeyapoor village whole Zemindar
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500 페이지 - But what judgment should we form of the Hindoo, who (if any of our institutions admitted the parallel) should forcibly pretend to stand between a Christian and the hope of eternal salvation? And shall we not hold him to be a driveller in politics and morals, a fanatic in religion, and a pretender in humanity, who would forcibly wrest this hope from the Hindoo widow?
63 페이지 - The inhabitants give themselves no trouble about the breaking up and the division of kingdoms, while the village remains entire. They care not to what power it is transferred, or to what sovereign it devolves ; its internal economy remains unchanged...
220 페이지 - I have made you what you are, and now you refuse me a place in which to hide my head. Do what you please, or what you can. I move not from Mysore.
493 페이지 - Let the owner of the field enclose it with a hedge of thorny plants, over which a camel could not look ; and let him stop every gap, through which a dog or a bear could thrust his head.
229 페이지 - Lally had arrived to command the French armies in India ; and his orders, directing M. Bussy, with all the troops that could be spared from the defence of the ceded provinces, to proceed without delay to Pondicherry, were received in the true spirit of a soldier, who considers obedience as his first duty. The expectation of these orders had induced M. Bussy to lead Salabut Jung towards Golconda : the garrison of Dowlutabad was withdrawn ; and on the 18th of July, Salabut Jung, who was unable to comprehend...
119 페이지 - I will not deny myself," says Colonel W., " the pleasure of stating an incident related to me by a respectable public servant of the government of Mysore, who was sent in 1807 to assist in the adjustment of a disputed boundary between that territory and the district in charge of this collector. A violent dispute occurred in his presence between some villagers, and the party aggrieved threatened to go to Annantpoor and complain to their Father. He perceived that Colonel Munro was meant, and found...
358 페이지 - That in case either of the contracting parties shall be attacked, they shall, from their respective countries, mutually assist each other to drive the enemy
240 페이지 - Nature had given to Colonel Coote all that nature can confer in the formation of a soldier ; and the regular study of every branch of his profession, and experience in most of them, had formed an accomplished officer. A bodily frame of unusual vigour and activity, and mental energy always awake, were restrained from excessive action by a patience and temper which never allowed the spirit of enterprize to outmarch the dictates of prudence.
179 페이지 - On the approach of an hostile army, the unfortunate inhabitants of India bury under ground their most cumbrous effects, and each individual man, woman, and child above six years of age (the infant children being carried by their mothers,) with a load of grain proportioned to their strength, issue from their...
4 페이지 - In adverting to the incessant revolutions of these countries, the mind which has been accustomed to consider the different frames of polity which have existed in the world as one of the most interesting objects of intellectual enquiry, will be forcibly struck with the observation, that no change in the form or principles of government was the consequence either of foreign conquest, or successful rebellion ; and that in the whole scheme of polity, whether of the victors or the vanquished, the very...