...Europeans to the nabob's affiftance. The two armies being pretty equal in ftrength, lay encamped in fight of each other a whole month ; during which nothing happened but a few fkirmimes, which generally terminated to the advantage of the Englifa auxiliaries. In order to make...

...Europeans to the nabob's affiftance. The two armies being pretty equal in ftrength, lay encamped in fight of each other a whole month ; during which nothing happened but a few fkirmifhes, which generally terminated to the advantage of the Englifh auxiliaries. In order to make...

...Europeans to the nabob's affiftance. The two armies, being pretty equal in ftrength, lay encamped in fight of each other a whole month ; during which nothing happened but a few flcirmifhes, which generally terminated to the ad van vantage of the Engliflwiuxiliaries. Such was...

...Europeans to the Nabob's affiftance. The two armies being pretty equal in ftrength , lay encamped in fight of each other a whole month ; during which nothing happened but a few fkirmifhes , •which generally terminated to the advantage of the Englifh auxiliaries. In order to...

...Europeans to the Nabob's affiftance. The two armies being pretty equal in flrength, lay encamped in fight of each other a whole month; during which nothing happened but a few fkirmifhes, which generally terminated to the advantage of the Englifh auxiliaries. In order to make...

...Tiruchirapalli in a posture of defence ^ while captain Da GiaVOL. iv. ah • gins, a Swiss officer, marched at the head of four hundred Europeans to the nabob's...terminated to the advantage of the English auxiliaries. Such was the state of the company's affairs when Clive resumed the military character. Having obtained...

...Cope to put Tiruchirapalli in a posture of defence; while captain de Gingins, a Swiss officer, marched at the head of four hundred Europeans to the nabob's...English auxiliaries. In order to make a diversion, find divide the French forces, the company resolved to send a detachment into the province of Arcot;...

...experienced officer. They now detached Captain Cope to put Tiruchirapalli in the posture of defence. The two armies, being pretty equal in strength, lay...terminated to the advantage of the English auxiliaries. Such was the state of the company's affairs when Clive resumed the military character. Having obtained...

...experienced officer. They now detached Captain Cope_ to put Tiruchirapalli in the posture of defence. The two armies, being pretty equal in strength, lay...during which nothing happened but a few skirmishes, whieh generally terminated to the advantage of the English auxiliaries. Such was the state of the company's...

...to put Tiruchirapalli in a posture of defence ; while Captain de Gingins, a Swiss officer, marched at the head of four hundred Europeans to the nabob's...armies being pretty equal in strength, lay encamped in iruchirapalli, commonly called Trichinopoly, situated near the river Cauveri, e two hundred miles to...