Said-[sigh-EED]  Its instigator was infuriated at the lack of fortification during the build-up to the Seven Years' War, and Edward Said cited it as proof that once something is said often enough, it becomes true. J. H. Little later called into question the truthfulness of John Holwell's firsthand a
Said-[sigh-EED]  Its instigator was infuriated at the lack of fortification during the build-up to the Seven Years' War, and Edward Said cited it as proof that once something is said often enough, it becomes true. J. H. Little later called into question the truthfulness of John Holwell's firsthand account and claimed that Siraj- ud-Dawlah was negligent and nothing more. Regardless of the veracity of the allegations, they served the British as a caricature of outrageous Indian behavior. FTP, identify this controversial location where the Nawab of Bengal allegedly killed 123 by stuffing them in a jail cell.
Said-[sigh-EED]  Its instigator was infuriated at the lack of fortification during the build-up to the Seven Years' War, and Edward Said cited it as proof that once something is said often enough, it becomes true.