Memoirs of the Life of the Right Honourable Sir James Mackintosh, Volume 1

Abbé Morellet admiration afterwards agreeable amusement ancient appear arrived Beejapoor Bombay Bramin Buonaparte Burke Burke's called Captain Sydenham certainly character circumstances Colonel Close considered Constantinople conversation court Cresselly DEAR delighted Dugald Stewart Edinburgh effect elegant eloquence England English Europe favour feel France French French Revolution genius honour hope human Hyderabad India instruction interest JAMES MACKINTOSH Lady language late lectures letter liberty literary lived London Lord Lord Bacon Madame de Staël Mahratta manner ment metaphysical mind moral morning nations nature never object observed opinion party perhaps Persian person Peshwa philosophy pleasure political Poonah present principles reason received residence revolution RICHARD SHARP scarcely seems sentiment Sir James society soon sort speculations spirit subahdar supposed talents taste thought tion truth virtue William of Ockham wish write young