it's possible, it just depends on whether or not the person genuinely repented, or had his/her own plans. If they did, then their sons would be forgiven and they'll go to heaven if they don't commit any more sins
Commercial company (1600 - 1858) chartered by Queen Elizabeth I and given a monopoly of trade between England and the Far East. In the 18th century, the company became, in effect, the ruler of a large part of India, and a form of dual control by the company and a committee responsible to Parliament in London was introduced by Pitt's India Act 1784. The end of the monopoly of China trade came in 1834, and after the Indian Mutiny of 1857 - 58 the crown took complete control of the government of British India. The India Act 1858 abolished the company.
<span>The East India Company set up factories in Masulipatam, near modern Madras (now Chennai), in 1611 ; on the west coast of India in Surat in 1612 ; on the east coast in Madras in 1639 ; and near Calcutta (now Kolkata) on the Hooghly (one of the mouths of the Ganges) in 1640. By 1652 there were some 23 English factories in India. Bombay (now Mumbai) came to the British crown in 1662, and was granted to the East India Company for £ 10 a year. The British victory in the Battle of Plassey in 1757 gave the company control of Bengal.</span>
Mumbai (/mʊmˈbaɪ/; also known as<span> Bombay, the official name </span>until 1995<span>) is the capital </span>city<span> of the </span>Indian<span> state of Maharashtra.
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An interpretation that can be described as Strict Constructionism is one whereby justices would look at the precise wording on the Constitution in order to gather a meaning. ... Perhaps the most famous example of this is the interpretation of the First Amendment by Associate Justice Hugo Black. That’s one good interruption
