Lawyer in 1781, Robespierre stood out for his advanced ideas, he was thus appointed deputy of Artois to the States General. He attended the Jacobins club and was one of the only opponents of the war in 1792. Conventional, he provoked, at the head of the Montagnards, the fall of the Girondins. Joined
Vallabhbhai had invented a unique formula to demoralize British magistrates and British officials and to talk to them on an equal footing. He wore expensive English clothes, put on his hat, smoked his cigar like him, and spoke fluent English like him. No other person or magistrate knew the law as
During the XVth century, the Portuguese explored and discovered new sea routes along the African coasts. From 1460, the objective had become to circumvent the African continent by its southern extremity, in order to have easier access to the riches of the Indies (mainly spices). Vasco da Gama was c
The British government ruled the princely states of India through the political department. The Governor General of India, in the capacity of Viceroy i.e. Crown Representative (representative of the King of Britain), imposed on these kings the laws made and declared and undeclared by him. When the