Blackwood's Magazine, Volumen 247William Blackwood, 1940 |
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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 credit , having assumed comment. the fact that Gardner and Hearsey frequently shot these animals in their forests , and close to the lake at Naini . In the course of these hunting expeditions they acquired a thorough knowledge of ...
... British credit , having assumed comment. the fact that Gardner and Hearsey frequently shot these animals in their forests , and close to the lake at Naini . In the course of these hunting expeditions they acquired a thorough knowledge of ...
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... British Army . The account off to water and feed his charge , which Mr Smyth , after intro- and as he passed a police post ducing himself , gave in ex- he told the havildar that a sick planation of his arrival in Indur- gora ( British ...
... British Army . The account off to water and feed his charge , which Mr Smyth , after intro- and as he passed a police post ducing himself , gave in ex- he told the havildar that a sick planation of his arrival in Indur- gora ( British ...
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