Blackwood's Magazine, Volumen247William Blackwood, 1940 |
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... British at the price of his abstention from joining a hostile confederacy . Gardner's bride had been left behind in Holkar's camp , and when at last the young man did appear and announced that his mission had been fruitless , Holkar ...
... British at the price of his abstention from joining a hostile confederacy . Gardner's bride had been left behind in Holkar's camp , and when at last the young man did appear and announced that his mission had been fruitless , Holkar ...
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his resignation on receipt of Wellesley's proclamation that British officers with the native states must return to British duty . The resignation , how- ever , was anything but accept- able to his native master , who , as part of his ...
his resignation on receipt of Wellesley's proclamation that British officers with the native states must return to British duty . The resignation , how- ever , was anything but accept- able to his native master , who , as part of his ...
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... British Army , thorough knowledge of the after declaring that the Gurkhas country , which was at that could ... British and Indian tions in British territory , forced column was routed with the Lord Moira ( soon to be Marquis loss of 12 ...
... British Army , thorough knowledge of the after declaring that the Gurkhas country , which was at that could ... British and Indian tions in British territory , forced column was routed with the Lord Moira ( soon to be Marquis loss of 12 ...
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Number 1491 | 17 |
CONTENTS | 32 |
A BEACON TO SANITY BY J W 341 | 99 |
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