| | Mughal Emperor's Son 1857 |
 | | But his reign had all the vices of Oriental rule: magnificent structures were erected, but the mass of the people groaned under the most odious exactions. |
 | | But a Prince with a historical name in Delhi, the focus of the Moslem fanaticism in India, without a single European regiment inside, is a placing of military and political capital in the hands of our enemies which, we are persuaded, will not soon happen again. |
 | | Up to a very recent date the Padishah was called by the Hindoos the Rajah of Indraprestha, and on coins he was styled 39;Emperor of the World.' But in latter times the Company had declined all his propositions to renew any monetary currency. |
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