Gifts and power: Thomas Roe's embassy and the English East India Company in Mughal India, 1615-1619 – Robert Ivermee | Marges, histoires et monde anglophone XVIe-XXIe
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Sir Thomas Roe (C1581-1644). /Nenglish Diplomat. Line And Stipple Engraving, 18Th Century. Poster Print by Granger Collection - Item # VARGRC0107840 - Posterazzi
1 Stef. 2 We mentioned last time that it took the arrival of a 'proper' ambassador, Sir Thomas Roe, sent by King James I in 1615, before the Company was. - ppt download
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Painting of Sir Thomas Sir Thomas Roe was an English diplomat of the Elizabethan and Jacobean periods stood before the Mogul by Joseph Ratcliffe Skelton (1865-1888) British artist. Dated 1880 Stock Photo - Alamy
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400 years of India and Britain: Why Sir Thomas Roe's meeting with Jahangir in India is important
William Dalrymple on Twitter: "In 1615 Sir Thomas Roe opened Anglo-Mughal relations with this: “(Jahangir) asked me, how often I drank a day, and how much, and what? What in England? What
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400 years of India and Britain: Why Sir Thomas Roe's meeting with Jahangir in India is important
Britannia Magazine - Sir Thomas Roe's Embassy to the Emperor Jahangir by Amarpal Sidhu Thomas Roe was undoubtedly one of the great travellers and diplomats of the early seventeenth century. The Oxford
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