 | Asia - 1845 - 714 pages
...should find a better climate, and be able to dictate better terms than he could at Peshawur. He adds : " I cannot imagine any force being sent from Cabul which I could not successfully oppose ; but the advance on Cabul would require that General Nott should act in concert,... | |
 | Sir John William Kaye - History - 1851 - 702 pages
...British nation ; and in like manner General Nott might hold his post; at all events till a more favorable season. I have no reason, yet, to complain that the...Peshawur. I cannot imagine any force being sent from Caubul which I could not successfully oppose. But the advance on Caubul would require that General... | |
 | Sir John William Kaye - History - 1851 - 708 pages
...British nation ; and in like manner General Nott might hold his post; at all events till a more favorable season. I have no reason, yet, to complain that the...Peshawur. I cannot imagine any force being sent from Caubul which I could not successfully oppose. But the advance on Caubul would require that General... | |
 | Charles Rathbone Low - India - 1873 - 610 pages
...nation ; and in like manner General Nott might hold his post ; at all events till a more favourable season. " I have no reason, yet, to complain that...any force being sent from Cabul which I could not successfully oppose. But the advance on Cabul would require that General Nott should act in concert... | |
 | Charles Rathbone Low - 1873 - 612 pages
...nation ; and in like manner General Nott might hold his post ; at all events till a more favourable season. "I have no reason, yet, to complain that the...any force being sent from Cabul which I could not successfully oppose. But the advance on Cabul would require that General Nott should act in concert... | |
 | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons - Bills, Legislative - 1843 - 478 pages
...nation ; and, in like manner, General Nott might hold his post, at all events till a more favorable season. I have no reason yet to complain that the...troops are more unhealthy than they were at Agra. If 1 am to march to Peshawur, the climate is certainly not preferable; and here I can, in one or two marches,... | |
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Nott might hold his post ; at all events till a more favourable season. " I have no reason, yet, to complain that the troops are more unhealthy than they were at Agra. If I am to march to Peshawur, the climate is certainly not preferable; and here I can... 