[EAST-INDIA COMPANY]; LORD CLIVE.
A Letter to the Proprietors of the East India Stock, from Lord Clive.
A Letter to the Proprietors of the East India Stock, from Lord Clive.
Stock Code 123485
London, J. Nourse, 1764.
Appendices includes Clive's treaty with Mir Jafar (1691-1765) in 1757 which several critics had argued he had no right to.
First edition; 8vo (20 x 12.5 cm); half-title and errata, disbound with remains to spine; [4], 91 pp.
Pickett 715.
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