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At the Point of the Bayonet

CHAPTER 5: Down To Bombay
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Still, it would not be the same thing for me.

A minister of the Peishwa can rule without question by the people but, acting only as minister to a representative of the Peishwa, he would be far more severely criticised; and it is certain that, to raise money for paying Scindia the sum that has been agreed upon, extra taxation must be put on, the odium resulting from which would fall upon me." The two officers received Harry cordially.

He had personally known them both and, as Nana's representative, they would have treated him with much honour, had it not been pointed out to them that this might be fatal to their plans for, did Balloba hear that some strange officer was being so treated by them, he would be sure to set at once about finding out who he was, and what he was doing there.
"Matters are going on well," they said.

"The old general, Manajee Phurkay, who was one of Rugoba's devoted adherents, is now staying in Bajee's camp, and is enlisting men for his service." "Where are they being assembled ?" "In Bajee's camp.

He is not interfered with, there." "It appears to be a very rash proceeding," Harry said.


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