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Page 228
... Seringapatam . Notwith- standing the interruptions which these works received from the occasional efforts of the besieged , a practicable breach was effected on the 3d of May ; and on the next day the city was taken by assault . General ...
... Seringapatam . Notwith- standing the interruptions which these works received from the occasional efforts of the besieged , a practicable breach was effected on the 3d of May ; and on the next day the city was taken by assault . General ...
Page 232
... Seringapatam , and added to the pagoda of Sri Ranga . Swami . In fact , the city and island de- rived their name from the temple of the goddess Sriranga , ( the beautiful Sri , the Ceres of the antients ) ; and Sriranga- patana , which ...
... Seringapatam , and added to the pagoda of Sri Ranga . Swami . In fact , the city and island de- rived their name from the temple of the goddess Sriranga , ( the beautiful Sri , the Ceres of the antients ) ; and Sriranga- patana , which ...
Page 233
... Seringapatam , and three vollies of musquetry from the troops who were present ; and the Commander in Chief then delivered to the Rajah , the seal and signet of the Rauj . The deportment of the young Prince during the ceremony was ...
... Seringapatam , and three vollies of musquetry from the troops who were present ; and the Commander in Chief then delivered to the Rajah , the seal and signet of the Rauj . The deportment of the young Prince during the ceremony was ...
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