The whole country will be divided between the neighboring powerful aumils, the refractory zemindars, and banditti of robbers; and the Patans, who might be made useful subjects, will fly from the scene of anarchy.
Edmund Burke: “The whole country will be divided between the neighboring powerful aumils, the refractory zemindars, and banditti of…”
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Burke predicts that the country will fall into chaos and be divided among various factions if order is not restored.
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