Alliance with Great Mogul to aid British power in India
A London Evening Polk notice discusses a pamphlet promoting a British Mogul alliance. It outlines benefits such as a balance of power in Hindostan, boosted British textile markets, revenue for the Mogul empire, and reduced French influence. It asserts economic gains for Britain and a peaceful reordering of Hindostan while urging readers to consult the pamphlet for full facts and proofs.
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