Chapter VI. 1793 Edmund Burke’s Terrible Nustake and Trial Arrival in Calcutta of Sir John Shore and Sir Robert Abercrombie

Title	Chapter VI. 1793 Edmund Burke’s Terrible Nustake and Trial Arrival in Calcutta of Sir John Shore and Sir Robert Abercrombie
Author / Editor	Hurst & Blackett Ltd.
Pages	77 - 97

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