text:  After contrasting in a conversation with an English friend the expedition of legal proceedings under the Moslem rule with the slow process of the English courts in India to be finally remedied only by the endless and generally ineffectual course of appeal to the privy-council at home (in which according to the Khan's statement not a single individual of the number who have undertaken the long voyage from India has ever succeeded ) he proceeds-- "Historical facts seem to be wholly lost sight of by those who talk of the conduct of Mohammedan rulers in India who as I could prove by many instances were constantly solicitous of the happiness of their subjects