 | James Mill - 1846 - 692 страници
...on its moderation, once more resolved to continue him on his throne, after imposing such terms upon him as might secure it from his future perfidy. The...their being agreed to, the British Government restored Baji Rao to its friendship, and proceeded to settle the Pindaris, who had so long been the pests of... | |
 | Sir Charles Umpherston Aitchison, India. Foreign and Political Department - 1864 - 488 страници
...professions of gratitude for past favours and of entire dependence on its moderation, once more resolved to continue him on his throne, after imposing such...terms was a commutation of the contingent which the Peishwa was bound to furnish, for money equal to the pay of a similar body of troops ; and on their... | |
 | Mountstuart Elphinstone - 1884 - 596 страници
...professions of gratitude for past favours, and of entire dependence on its moderation, once more resolved to continue him on his throne, after imposing such...on him as might secure it from his future perfidy. And on this being agreed to, the British Government restored Baji Rao to its friendship, and proceeded... | |
 | Mountstuart Elphinstone - 1884 - 592 страници
...professions of gratitude for past favours, and of entire dependence on its moderation, once more resolved to continue him on his throne, after imposing such...on him as might secure it from his future perfidy. And on this being agreed to, the British Government restored Baji Rao to its friendship, and proceeded... | |
 | 1885 - 702 страници
...professions of gratitude for past favours and of entire dependence on its moderation, once more resolved to continue him on his throne, after imposing such...money equal to the pay of a similar body of troops. When this was agreed to the British Government restored Bajirav to its friendship and proceeded to... | |
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Row's professions of gratitude for past favours and of entire dependence on its moderation, once more resolved to continue him on his throne, after imposing such terms on him as might secure it from his future perfidy. The principal of these terms was... 