| Donald Campbell - 1796 - 536 trang
...man once cf the highcfl: rank in the Country where now he was ap rifoner : for a ferics of H a years years he had been /Governor and fole Manager of the...of the laft Rana, or Queen, whofe family had been Sovereigns of the Country for time immemorial, till HYDER made a conqueft of, and annexed it tohis... | |
| Donald Campbell - 1796 - 302 trang
...captive, and the fport and fubjeft of thofe enormities. He was a man once of the higheft rank in fte country where now he was a prifoner: for a feries...fole manager of the whole province of Bidanore. This vras during the reign, of the laft rana, or queen, whofe family had been fovereigns of the country... | |
| Donald Campbell - 1797 - 304 trang
...thofe enormities. He was a man once of the highefl rank in the country where now he was a pr; Toner :. for a. feries of years he had been governor and fole...immemorial, till Hyder made a- conqueft of, and annexed il to his other ufurpations. Unfortunately for this perfon, he was fuppofed to have amaffed and fecreted... | |
| William Fordyce Mavor - 1797 - 400 trang
...thofe enormities. He was a man once of the bighelt rank in the country where now he was a pri foner : for a feries of years he had been governor and fole...of the country for time immemorial, till Hyder made i conqueft of, and annexed it to his other ufurpa'ons. Unfortunately for this perfon, he was fup"ed... | |
| 1797 - 366 trang
...thofc enormities. He was a man once of the higheft rank in the country where now he was a'pritbner : for a feries of years he had been governor and fole manager of the whole province of Bidanore. This wa» during the reign of the laft rana, or queen, whofe family had been fovereigns of the country for... | |
| R. P. Forster - 1818 - 592 trang
...rank of the country where now he was a prisoner : for a series of years he had been governor and sole manager of the whole province of Bidanore. This was during the reign of the last rana, or queen, whose family had been sovereigns of the country for time immemorial, till Hyder... | |
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