On the record
I do not think that any man sent out to India is sent with an ill purpose, or goes out with bad dispositions.
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Edmund Burke
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gutenberg.orgI do not think that any man sent out to India is sent with an ill purpose, or goes out with bad dispositions.
Burke believes that individuals sent to India generally have good intentions.
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