History of the French in India : from the founding of Pondichery in 1674 to the capture of that place in 1761 / by G.B. Malleson.

  • Malleson, G. B. (George Bruce), 1825-1898.
Date:
1909
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Credit: History of the French in India : from the founding of Pondichery in 1674 to the capture of that place in 1761 / by G.B. Malleson. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    T7AT are surprised at, 197. Abortive effort of the French on, 205. The French repulsed at. 214. Taken by Lally, 513. Retaken by the English, 667. HAIDAR ALT, falls upon the English baggage, 436. Enters into en- gagements with Lally, 566 Haidar Jang, murdered, 500 HaidarAb&d, Bussy’s stand at, 485 Hally burton, Mr., offers to treat for the surrender of Madras, 145. His part in the surrender, 149 note Hebert, M., Governor of Pondichery 41, note ' Heguerty, M. d’, sets an example to the French cavalry, 562 Henri III. invites his subjects to trade, 5 Henri IV. forms a company to trade to India, 6 Heron, Colonel, commands an expedi- tion to Madura, 446. Is found guilty of malversation, 446, note TNNIS KHAN, is disgusted with Cap- X tain Gingens, 300. Aids in sur- prising the English at Kut&pArA, 464 TANUJI, R&jA, makes overtures to Mu- O hammad Ali, 275 Januji Bhonsla, invades the Sirkars and retires, 378 Januji, Nimbalkar, gained over by Bussy, 488. Feigns action against Law, 489 Janville, M. de, commands the escort of the Subadar, 375 Jinji taken by Sivaji, 25. Attacked by Aurangzeb, 27. Its strength, 261 Stormed by the French, 261. Sur- renders to the English, 569 I.1'ANDAGLA, harasses the French JLA 492. Kadapah, Nawwab of, the intrigues of Duplei* With, 246. Shoots Nasir Jang 2b7. Conspires against Muza- flte, 280*’ 2?7' IS K°Unded “d Ivarikul, taken by the French 77 Made over to them, 79. Description of, 79 note. Lally retreats on, 527 r Surrenders to the English, 566. Kasim-bazar, lodge at, founded, 32 Law stationed at, 461 LA BOU Karntil, Nawwdb of, is gained over by Dupleix, 254. His treachery towards NA-ir Jang, 268. Conspires against Muzaffer Jung, 277. Is hacked to pieces, 278 Karnfil, Fort of, stormed, 279 Iierjean, M. de, accuses La Bourdonnais of being bribed, 159 note. Defeats the English at Vicravandi, 334. Is sent to blockade Fort St. D avid, but retreats towards Pondichery, 335. Is outmanoeuvred and beaten, 337. Commissioner at the Conference, 408 Kilpatrick, Captain, moves to assist Clive at Ark&t, 294. Repulses the French from Trichinapallf, 401. Appears before Vellur, 446. Retires, 447 Kinneer, Major, sent back to attack Jinji, 332. Is wounded and de- feated, 334 Kondaoir, ceded to the French, 279 I 1 career, 64. His attack on Mahe, 65. His subsequent proceedings, 107. Appointed Governor of the Isles,’ 107. His energetic proceedings, HO.’ He returns to France, 112. His pro- posals to Fleury, 114. His depar- ture for the isles, 115. The reversal tit orcters, 117. He relieves Mctbe, 117. Sends back his ships, 118. Resigns, but resignation not accepted, 119. Prepares “to conquer the impossible,” 120. His difficulties, 121. Sails for Pondichery, 122! His losses and their repair 123 Meets the English off Cevlon, 125.' Fights Commodore Peyton ’ 126 Repulses him, 127. Offers battle fon n’ i2?* Anchors Pondichery, 1-J. friendly correspondence with Dupleix, 129. His designs regarding 1 l31’ APPlies for more guns, 130. Hisuresoiution, 133. Cruises off Kaiikal, 134. Contrast- the ships of the King with those of the Company, APpeals to the Council, 135. The burden of alibis letters, 137* Orders the squadron to leave, 138* •bets out for Madras, 139. Attacks Madras, 144. His alarm, 145 horces the place to surrender 14,;* Writes to Dupleix regarding the capitulation, 147. Declares that he had been authorised to dispose of the place, !47 Explains his reasons to Dupleix, 1,0. Gives Dupleix credit