কাশী বাঈ অতীব ধীর ও গম্ভীর-প্রকৃতি রমণী ছিলেন।
ঐতিহাসিক সিড্নী ওয়েন সাহেব তদীয় India on the Eve of British Conquest নামক গ্রন্থে বাজী রাও সম্বন্ধে যাহা বলিয়াছেন, উপসংহারে তাহা উদ্ধৃত করিলাম।
Baji Rao though a skilful politician and a profound statesman, was at the same time a comparatively straightforward, plain spoken soldier, prompt to act—a man for word and blow. Nizam-ul-Mulk, though especially in early life bold as a lion when his passions were aroused, and terrible as fate when he deemed the time for action come, was habitually cautious, calculating, given to a variety of expedients, fond of entangling his adversaries in a network of deplomacy and of reducing their strength by cuningly fomenting dissensions among their followers. pp. 185.
Baji Rao’s attitude was simple, loyal and at the same time popular in extending his own conquests he defferred habitually to the Rajas authority, and, through his father's wise arrangements, promoted the interest of the whole community. That, in doing so, he should gradually supplant his master in effective influences and establish, on behalf of his own family, what amounted to a federal hegemony, if not a sovereignty, was natural, but did not involve a daily practice of cafty device, or the studious many-sidedness inevitable from Nizam-ul-Mulk’s ambiguous position. pp. 186.7.
