English who reside there ; or that in its administration any advantage should be sought for Her Majesty's subjects of European birth, except that which they will necessarily derive from their superiority of intelligence, and from the increased prosperity... Debate at the East-India House - Página 111845Vista completa - Acerca de este libro
| East India Company, John Stuart Mill - 1858 - 148 páginas
...administration any advantage should be sought for Her Majesty's subjects of European birth, except that which they will necessarily derive from their superiority...Your Petitioners regard it as the most honourable charac118 teristic of the government of India by England, that it has acknowledged no such distinction... | |
| 1898 - 494 páginas
...administration any advantage should be sought for her Majesty's subjects of European birth, except that which they will necessarily derive from their superiority...country and the extension of commercial intercourse." The course, however, during the administration by the Crown, has been to regard the interests of Europeans... | |
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