| Content Description | Presents the duke with his 'production' on a subject little understood, but very important to the national interest; believes he will be in disagreement with those he respects- the Directors of the East India Company; argues that they appear unanimous, but they are in fact divided; if they were united, he suggests, they would be in variance to the opinions of 'all the ablest and most experienced servants of the company' including Mr Pitt, Lord Wellesley, Mr Dundas and Mr Addington. |