What powers were enjoyed by the residents appointed by the East India company
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This is what James Mill, the famous economist and political philosopher from Scotland, wrote about theresidents appointed by the Company.We place a resident, who really is king of the country, whatever injunctions of non-interference he may act under. As long as the prince acts in perfect subservience, and does what is agreeable to the residents, that is, to the British Government, things go on quietly; they are managed without the resident appearing much in the administration of affairs ... but when anything of a different nature happens, the moment the prince takes a course which the British Government think wrong,
of affairs ... but when anything of a different nature happens, the moment the prince takes a course which the British Government think wrong,then comes clashing and disturbance.
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