The Briton in India, Volume 1

administrative admirably Anglo-Indian appears army attitude Bengal Bentick Brahmins British C. F. Andrews Calcutta civilisation Clive conduct conquest contempt countrymen course Dutt early East India Company eighteenth century Empire England English English historians English ladies English residents English writers Englishmen Essay European existence fact feeling foreign Hindu honour ignorant imperial Indian conditions Indian culture influence intellectual interesting land large number later Leyden living Lord Cornwallis Lord Curzon Lord Macaulay Lord Wellesley Macaulay Macaulay's Madras manner ment merchants military missionaries modern Moghul Mohammedans moral Mutiny natives nature nineteenth century observed officers opinion Oriental outlook party perhaps period political politicians prejudice present pride race racial relations racial superiority religious remarks says servants Sir John Sir John Shore Sir Thomas Munro Sir William Jones social intercourse society standards strange things Thomas Munro tion Warren Hastings Wellesley western wrote