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. One of the important methods adopted by Lord Wellesley to
end French influence was
(1) That he brided Indian princes
(2) That he followed a policy of non-interference in the
affairs of Indian states
(3) That he further developed subsidiary system
(4) That he sent armies of the company to the Indian states
at his own will
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( 3 ) That he further developed subsidiary system
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