A letter to Sir James Davidson Gordon ..

Evans Bell

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UC-NRLF SB 52 035 :-' LETTER K.C.S.ISIR JAMES GORDON, LETTER TO DAVIDSONSIR JAMES GORDON, KC.S.L, RESIDENT AT MYSORE, LATE CHIEF COMMISSIONER FOR THE GOVERNMENT OF THE MYSORE TERRITORIES, FROM MAJOE EVANS BELL, i LATE OF THE MADRAS STAFF CORPS, AUTHOR OP "LAST COUNSELS OF AN UNKNOWN "THE oxus AND THE INDUS'COUNSELLOR", "EETBOSPECTS AND PEOSPECTS OF INDIAN "THE MYSORE ETC.POLICY", EEVEBSION", LONDON : CHATTO AND PICCADILLY.WINDUS, 1882. JD54-S5 STEPKEM*MORSEHENRY NOTICE. THIS Letter is not written for the correction ormerely edification of the to whom it is addressed,gentleman " use of his ownbut to make ahas, words, political words ofSomepurpose". preliminary are,explanation to introduce the and totherefore, necessary subject make it generally intelligible. The of waswho on theMaharajah Mysore, placed in alliedthrone 1799 the the HonourablePowers,by andEast India the Nizam ofCompany, Hyderabad, died inMarch and in accordance with the decision1868, of Her was succeeded hisGovernment,Majesty's by andinfant kinsman theson,adopted present Maharajah. In a letter dated 7th the Commissioner1868,May of Charles to theElliot,appointed Major C.B.,Mysore task of the Palace andEstablishments,rearranging inventories of all the effects andtaking Maharajah's For the of in thispersonal property. purpose assisting the services of Mr. C. aspecial duty, Rungacharloo, were at the of theCollector,Deputy placed disposal Commissioner of the Government of Madras.*Mysore by Elliot and Mr.

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• Mysore
• HIStory

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• Nombre de lectures: 35
• Langue: English
• Poids de l'ouvrage: 10 Mo

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UC-NRLF
SB 52 035
:-'LETTER
K.C.S.ISIR JAMES GORDON,LETTER
TO
DAVIDSONSIR JAMES GORDON,
KC.S.L,
RESIDENT AT MYSORE,
LATE CHIEF COMMISSIONER FOR THE GOVERNMENT OF THE MYSORE
TERRITORIES,
FROM
MAJOE EVANS BELL,
i
LATE OF THE MADRAS STAFF CORPS,
AUTHOR OP "LAST COUNSELS OF AN UNKNOWN "THE oxus AND THE INDUS'COUNSELLOR",
"EETBOSPECTS AND PEOSPECTS OF INDIAN "THE MYSORE ETC.POLICY", EEVEBSION",
LONDON :
CHATTO AND PICCADILLY.WINDUS,
1882.JD54-S5
STEPKEM*MORSEHENRY