 | Henry Morse Stephens - 1892 - 228 sayfa
...the Sultan's ships were to make their way to India, not one of these places could be brought again under his dominion. But if those of your Council understood...India by placing all your power and strength in your navy only (a policy at once doubtful and full of serious inconveniences) ; for this, and not to build... | |
 | Frederick Charles Danvers - 1894 - 654 sayfa
...the Sultan's ships were to make their way to India, not one of those places could be brought again under his dominion. But if those of your Council understood...Indian affairs as I do, they would not fail to be aAvare that your Highness cannot be lord over so extensive a territory as India by placing all your... | |
 | Arthur Sturges Hildebrand - 1924 - 284 sayfa
...and before him lies the remedy for the complaint of every one ... If those of your council understand Indian affairs as I do, they would not fail to be...that Your Highness cannot be Lord over so extensive a land as India by placing all your strength in your marine only ... in ships as rotten as cork, only... | |
 | Karen A. Rasler - 1994 - 304 sayfa
...ultimately, to acquire de facto control over gradually increasing segments of Asian and African territory: "Your Highness cannot be lord over so extensive a...as India by placing all your power and strength in the navy only (a policy at once doubtful and full of serious inconveniences); for this and not to build... | |
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India by placing all your power and strength in your navy only (a policy at once doubtful and full of serious inconveniences) ; for this, and not to build fortresses, is the very thing which the Moors of these lands wish you to do... 