Which of the following statements about Fourth Anglo-Mysore War are correct? 1. The Madras Council suggested a policy of rigorous and intense attack on Mysore. 2. Lord Wellesley tried to revive the Triple Alliance. 3. Tipu sent emissaries to Arabia, Versa

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Q: 76 (CDS-I/2011)
Which of the following statements about Fourth Anglo-Mysore War are correct?
1. The Madras Council suggested a policy of rigorous and intense attack on Mysore.
2. Lord Wellesley tried to revive the Triple Alliance.
3. Tipu sent emissaries to Arabia, Versailles, Mauritius and Kabul enlisting support against the English.
4. The War was of a very short duration though decisive.

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History

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CDS-I

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Option 1 is the correct answer. The statement that "The Madras Council suggested a policy of rigorous and intense attack on Mysore" is correct. The Madras Council indeed suggested this policy during the Fourth Anglo-Mysore War.

Option 2 is incorrect. The statement that "Lord Wellesley tried to revive the Triple Alliance" is not related to the Fourth Anglo-Mysore War. The Triple Alliance was formed in the context of the Napoleonic Wars, not this particular conflict.

Option 3 is incorrect. The statement that "Tipu sent emissaries to Arabia, Versailles, Mauritius, and Kabul enlisting support against the English" is not relevant to the Fourth Anglo-Mysore War. It is true that Tipu Sultan had diplomatic ties with various nations, but this particular statement is not related to the events of this war.

Option 4 is incorrect. The statement that "The War was of a very short duration though decisive" is not accurate. The Fourth Anglo-Mysore War lasted from 1798 to 1799 and was not considered a short war.

In conclusion, only option 1 is correct.