India Betrayed, Volume 1Red-Rose Publications, 1980 - India |
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Page 80
... House of Lords that were responsible for this inordinate length of time consumed in the trial . They would insist on fine and hard - drawn distinctions on the admissibility of certain portions of the evidence . Has- tings himself tried ...
... House of Lords that were responsible for this inordinate length of time consumed in the trial . They would insist on fine and hard - drawn distinctions on the admissibility of certain portions of the evidence . Has- tings himself tried ...
Page 102
... house ; saw them the day after they were flogged ; their backs were swollen ; they were in the sick house for two days after the flogging . " Evidance of Alexander Barrington , labourer of plantation Vreeden Hoop ; " When they run away ...
... house ; saw them the day after they were flogged ; their backs were swollen ; they were in the sick house for two days after the flogging . " Evidance of Alexander Barrington , labourer of plantation Vreeden Hoop ; " When they run away ...
Page 187
... house of the bridegroom , they should not send from the house of the bridegroom to that of the bride , or vice - versa , flowers of any kind , betel- leaves , arecanuts or any other things which could be substituted in the absence of ...
... house of the bridegroom , they should not send from the house of the bridegroom to that of the bride , or vice - versa , flowers of any kind , betel- leaves , arecanuts or any other things which could be substituted in the absence of ...
Contents
Indias Paradise Lost | 1 |
The Seeds Of Betrayal | 27 |
Our Castes And Creeds | 54 |
Copyright | |
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