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ribute to the better understanding of the narrative of the events which plunged the English into war in 1745, if we take a bird's-eye view of the peninsula generally, particularly of the southern portion, as it appeared in the year preceding.
Of India generally it is sufficient to say that from the year 1707, when the Emperor Aurangzeb died, authority had been relaxing to an extent which was rapidly bringing about the disruption of the bonds that held society together. The invasion of Nadír Sháh followed by the sack of Delhi in 1739 had given the Mughal dynasty a blow from which it never rallied. Thenceforward until 1761, when the third battle of Pánípat completed the catastrophe, the anarchy was almost universal. Authority was to the strongest. The Sallustian motto, 'Alieni appetens sui profusus,' was the rule of almost every noble; the agriculturists had everywhere abundant reason to realize 'that the buffalo was to the man who held the bludgeon.'[1]
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147.
SUMNER, Mr., accompanied Clive to Calcutta, 148, 159.
SURÁJPUR, Colonel Smith stationed at, 186.
SYKES, accompanied Clive back to Calcutta, 148, 159:
agent at Murshidábád, 166:
member of Select Committee, 191.
TACITUS, quoted, 139.
TANJORE, troops sent from Fort St. David to help the ex-Rájá, 42.
THOMÉ, St., battle at, 37.
THURLOW, Attorney-General, supported Burgoyne in his attack against Clive, 205.
TÍMERÍ, Clive's victory at, 53:
Clive takes the fort of, 56.
Transactions in India, quoted, 156 and n.
TRAVANCORE, independent territory, 17.
TRICHINOPOLI, kingdom claimed by the Nawábs of the Karnátik, 18:
death of the ruler of, 24:
captured by Dost Alí, 24:
Chánda Sáhib, Governor of, 24:
taken by the Maráthás, 25:
siege of, 26:
surrender of, 26:
yielded by the Maráthás to Nizám-ul-Múlk, 28:
Clive escorted troops on their way to, 49:
sent with Major Lawrence to report from, 50:
besieged by Chánda Sáhib, 51:
Law in command of French troops and sipáhís before Trichinopoli, 61.
TRINCOMALEE, the English squadron sailed away from the French to, 34.
UNDWÁ NALA, taken by Major Adams, 157.
UTÁTUR, d'Auteuil at, 68.
VANSITTART, successor to Clive, 136, 149:
his character, 149-50:
bribed by Mír Kásim, 152:
forced Mír Jafar to resign, 153:
appointed Supervisor, 199.
VELLORE, Safdar Alí took refuge at, 27:
Murtizá Alí, Governor at, 27.
VENDALÚR, French encampment at, 62-3:
French quit, 63:
Clive at, 64.
VERDACHELAM, the point to which Clive accompanied the troops with provisions for Trichinopoli, 49.
VERELST, appointed Governor by Clive, 190, 196, 198.
VIZAGAPATAM, Colonel Forde at, 122.
VIZIADRUG, harbour of, 77.
VIZIANAGRAM, letter to Clive demanding troops from Rájá of, 121.
VOLKONDA, Clive sent under Captain Gingens to, 48:
surrender of d'Auteuil at, 73.
Voyage and Historical Narrative, by Ives, quoted, 94n., 96n.
WAGGONNER, Captain, at Council of War, 93.
WALSH, sent with Watts to Madhupur, 111:
Clive's secretary, 140:
charged with the letter to Mr. Pitt, 140.
WANDIWASH, Saiyud Muhammad Khán and his mother sent to, 27.
War in India, by Cambridge, quoted, 43n.
WATSON, Admiral, in command of squadron, 78:
destroyed Gheriá, 78:
sent to the Húglí, 80:
arrived at Falta, 80-1:
anchored at Maiápur, 81:
nominated Major Eyre Coote, Governor of Calcutta, 82:
took possession himself, 82:
handed keys to Drake, 82:
objected to sign false document regarding Aminchand's demand, 87.
WATTS, Mr., English agent at Kásimbázár, 86, 87:
at Kalná, 92:
his letter to Clive with news of Mír Jafar's faithlessness, 92:
denounced as spy, 92:
sent to Madhupur, 111.
WEDDERBURN, Mr., able lawyer and ally of Clive, 198:
Solicitor-General, 203.
WELLESLEY, Marquess, mentioned, 122.
WHEELER, Talboys, quoted, 177 and n., 178n.
WHITE TOWN, a division of Madras, 19.
WILSON, Prof. H. H., quoted, 37n.
WILSON, Commodore, sent by Clive to demand apology from the Dutch, failing which, to attack their squadron, 130:
Dutch refusal and consequent attack, 130:
completely defeated Dutch, 131.
WRITER in the service of the East India Company, duties of, 12:
Clive appointed, 10, 11, 12:
not congenial to Clive, 12.
YÁR LUTF KHÁN, a commander in Siráj-ud-daulá's army, 86:
offered to join Clive to displace Siráj-ud-daulá, and to become himself Súbahdár, 86, 107:
position of his troops at Plassey, 97.
ZAMÍNDÁRÍ, conferred on Clive by Mír Jafar, 123.
SUMNER, Mr., accompanied Clive to Calcutta, 148, 159.
SURÁJPUR, Colonel Smith stationed at, 186.
SYKES, accompanied Clive back to Calcutta, 148, 159:
agent at Murshidábád, 166:
member of Select Committee, 191.
TACITUS, quoted, 139.
TANJORE, troops sent from Fort St. David to help the ex-Rájá, 42.
THOMÉ, St., battle at, 37.
THURLOW, Attorney-General, supported Burgoyne in his attack against Clive, 205.
TÍMERÍ, Clive's victory at, 53:
Clive takes the fort of, 56.
Transactions in India, quoted, 156 and n.
TRAVANCORE, independent territory, 17.
TRICHINOPOLI, kingdom claimed by the Nawábs of the Karnátik, 18:
death of the ruler of, 24:
captured by Dost Alí, 24:
Chánda Sáhib, Governor of, 24:
taken by the Maráthás, 25:
siege of, 26:
surrender of, 26:
yielded by the Maráthás to Nizám-ul-Múlk, 28:
Clive escorted troops on their way to, 49:
sent with Major Lawrence to report from, 50:
besieged by Chánda Sáhib, 51:
Law in command of French troops and sipáhís before Trichinopoli, 61.
TRINCOMALEE, the English squadron sailed away from the French to, 34.
UNDWÁ NALA, taken by Major Adams, 157.
UTÁTUR, d'Auteuil at, 68.
VANSITTART, successor to Clive, 136, 149:
his character, 149-50:
bribed by Mír Kásim, 152:
forced Mír Jafar to resign, 153:
appointed Supervisor, 199.
VELLORE, Safdar Alí took refuge at, 27:
Murtizá Alí, Governor at, 27.
VENDALÚR, French encampment at, 62-3:
French quit, 63:
Clive at, 64.
VERDACHELAM, the point to which Clive accompanied the troops with provisions for Trichinopoli, 49.
VERELST, appointed Governor by Clive, 190, 196, 198.
VIZAGAPATAM, Colonel Forde at, 122.
VIZIADRUG, harbour of, 77.
VIZIANAGRAM, letter to Clive demanding troops from Rájá of, 121.
VOLKONDA, Clive sent under Captain Gingens to, 48:
surrender of d'Auteuil at, 73.
Voyage and Historical Narrative, by Ives, quoted, 94n., 96n.
WAGGONNER, Captain, at Council of War, 93.
WALSH, sent with Watts to Madhupur, 111:
Clive's secretary, 140:
charged with the letter to Mr. Pitt, 140.
WANDIWASH, Saiyud Muhammad Khán and his mother sent to, 27.
War in India, by Cambridge, quoted, 43n.
WATSON, Admiral, in command of squadron, 78:
destroyed Gheriá, 78:
sent to the Húglí, 80:
arrived at Falta, 80-1:
anchored at Maiápur, 81:
nominated Major Eyre Coote, Governor of Calcutta, 82:
took possession himself, 82:
handed keys to Drake, 82:
objected to sign false document regarding Aminchand's demand, 87.
WATTS, Mr., English agent at Kásimbázár, 86, 87:
at Kalná, 92:
his letter to Clive with news of Mír Jafar's faithlessness, 92:
denounced as spy, 92:
sent to Madhupur, 111.
WEDDERBURN, Mr., able lawyer and ally of Clive, 198:
Solicitor-General, 203.
WELLESLEY, Marquess, mentioned, 122.
WHEELER, Talboys, quoted, 177 and n., 178n.
WHITE TOWN, a division of Madras, 19.
WILSON, Prof. H. H., quoted, 37n.
WILSON, Commodore, sent by Clive to demand apology from the Dutch, failing which, to attack their squadron, 130:
Dutch refusal and consequent attack, 130:
completely defeated Dutch, 131.
WRITER in the service of the East India Company, duties of, 12:
Clive appointed, 10, 11, 12:
not congenial to Clive, 12.
YÁR LUTF KHÁN, a commander in Siráj-ud-daulá's army, 86:
offered to join Clive to displace Siráj-ud-daulá, and to become himself Súbahdár, 86, 107:
position of his troops at Plassey, 97.
ZAMÍNDÁRÍ, conferred on Clive by Mír Jafar, 123.
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