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... India . There , almost every Englishman is one of the instruments of government , and immediately concerned in the diffusion of laudatory accounts ; or he is so completely dependant on such instruments , that he must take care to speak ...
... India . There , almost every Englishman is one of the instruments of government , and immediately concerned in the diffusion of laudatory accounts ; or he is so completely dependant on such instruments , that he must take care to speak ...
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... India the proportion of them is so very trifling who are not so employed , that , when we speak of the peasantry of the country , we may always be considered as talking of the whole of the lower orders in a mass . They are denominated ...
... India the proportion of them is so very trifling who are not so employed , that , when we speak of the peasantry of the country , we may always be considered as talking of the whole of the lower orders in a mass . They are denominated ...
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... India to fore- see ; viz . that this system would , in India , be totally inadequate to accomplish the objects of good government ; and that , as far as it changed any thing , it would only remove one set of evils to introduce another ...
... India to fore- see ; viz . that this system would , in India , be totally inadequate to accomplish the objects of good government ; and that , as far as it changed any thing , it would only remove one set of evils to introduce another ...
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