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# Administrative System of the Marathas c19.s3.t6.20

Administrative System of the Marathas c19.s3.t6.20

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### [c19.s3.t6.20](https://indike.org/pramana/ins.polity.sen-1923.c19.s3.t6.20)

²⁰ That things were not much better in this respect at Bombay during the Governorship of Elphinstone can be proved by the interesting revelation made in the Journal of Lady West. I quote here only one extract: "Aug. 24 (1823), Mr. G. has the natives flogged without any examination, trial or usual formality. A friend sends a note to him and says pray flog the bearer and it is done." For other instances of high-handedness see \*Bombay in the days of George IV\*, ed. Drewitt, Longman, 1907.

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