The History of the British Empire in India, Volume 3

advance advantage afforded allies answer appeared army arrangement arrival attack attempt attention authority British government camp carried cause cavalry CHAP character charge chief circumstances claims Colonel command communication Company Company's conduct considerable continued course court danger demand desire determined directed dominions duty effect enemy engagements English entire established European event exercise existing expected expressed extent feelings followed force formed French further given governor-general ground Holkar honour important India infantry intention interests letter Lord Mahratta maintain Marquis means measures ment military Nabob native necessary negotiation object officers orders Oude party passed peace Peishwa period person portion position possession prince proposed protection Rajah reason received reference regard relations remained resident respect result Scindia success taken territory tion Tippoo treaty troops views Vizier Wellesley whole XVII XVIII