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East India Reformers or New Ways and Means

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One Foot in Leadenhall Street and the other in the Province of Bengal

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The Impeachment

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The First Charge - exit in Fumo

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Confucius the Second, or, a New Sun rising in the Asiatic World!

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Carlo Khan Dethron'd or Billy's Triumph

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Fine Begum Hastings a Lack a Peck

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The Bow to the Throne

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For the Trial of Warren Hastings, Seventh Day

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The Managers in Distress

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The Princess's Bow alias the Bow Begum

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What a Man buys he may sell

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Carlo Khan's triumphal entry into Leadenhall street

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The Long-Winded Speech

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Blood on Thunder fording the Red Sea

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The Political-Banditti assailing the Saviour of India

The Political-Banditti assailing the Saviour of India, Warren Hastings, in oriental dress, rides a camel laden with sacks of treasure and a map of the Indian provinces acquired during his administration. He is under attack by the three politicians determined to secure control over the East India Company and its assets - Edmund Burke (left), Lord North (centre) and Charles James Fox (far right). Published : 1786 Illustrated by James Gillray.

Location British Library/London/Great Britain

Unique Identifier AR9110960

Type Image

Purpose Public

Size 6200px × 4532px

Photo Credit © British Library Board / Robana / Art Resource, NY

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EAST INDIA COMPANY

visual and verbal communication