Siraj-ud-daula

But Siraj-ud-daula was not the man to forget what he regarded as an insult.

For some two months the English remained in the French Factory, M. Law, at Cossimbazar, warmly soliciting their release from Siraj-ud-daula.

Siraj-ud-daula, though he did not yet know it, was a ruined man when he returned to his capital.

The house of Jagat Seth, for instance, was likely to help the English all the more because to its knowledge of them it joined several causes of complaint against Siraj-ud-daula.

Siraj-ud-daula, the most inconsiderate of men, never supposing that he would need the assistance of mere bankers, or that he could ever have any reason to fear them, never showed them the slightest politeness.