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Page 95
MY DEAR SIR , The desire on every occasion of testifing the sense I entertain of
your friendship , prompts me to give you the relation of my route from
Furruckabad to Rampore . The progress of the first day , the 29th January , 1783 ,
which was ...
MY DEAR SIR , The desire on every occasion of testifing the sense I entertain of
your friendship , prompts me to give you the relation of my route from
Furruckabad to Rampore . The progress of the first day , the 29th January , 1783 ,
which was ...
Page 96
An English woman , educated at our most noted seminaries , and skilled in all the
various compass of debate , will , perhaps , on some interesting occasion ,
maintain the contest for an hour , which then terminates in blows and victory . But
an ...
An English woman , educated at our most noted seminaries , and skilled in all the
various compass of debate , will , perhaps , on some interesting occasion ,
maintain the contest for an hour , which then terminates in blows and victory . But
an ...
Page 104
He was brave , enterprizing , and never failed to improve the occasions of
advancing his power and enlarging his territory . -- An eunuch who resided at
Munounah , † and managed the affairs of thofe .omrahs of the court who held ...
He was brave , enterprizing , and never failed to improve the occasions of
advancing his power and enlarging his territory . -- An eunuch who resided at
Munounah , † and managed the affairs of thofe .omrahs of the court who held ...
Page 110
The Rohilla , who on every occasion difplayed the ability and spirit of a soldier ,
defeated the Sirhend rebel , and reduced to his subjection Kote Roy , one of the
strongest fortresses in the upper part of India . During the residence of Ali ...
The Rohilla , who on every occasion difplayed the ability and spirit of a soldier ,
defeated the Sirhend rebel , and reduced to his subjection Kote Roy , one of the
strongest fortresses in the upper part of India . During the residence of Ali ...
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Sufdar Jung still retaining a strong animosity to the Rohillas , and desirous of
improving the occasion of Saud Ullah's minority , formed a junction with Mulhar
Row , the chief of a large body of Marhatta cavalry , and penetrated into Rohil :
cund .
Sufdar Jung still retaining a strong animosity to the Rohillas , and desirous of
improving the occasion of Saud Ullah's minority , formed a junction with Mulhar
Row , the chief of a large body of Marhatta cavalry , and penetrated into Rohil :
cund .
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| Title | A Journey From Bengal To England: Through The Northern Part Of India, Kashmire, Afghanistan, And Persia And Into Russia By The Caspian-See. In Two Volumes, Volume 1 A Journey From Bengal To England: Through The Northern Part Of India, Kashmire, Afghanistan, And Persia And Into Russia By The Caspian-See. In Two Volumes, George Forster |
| Author | George Forster |
| Publisher | Faulder, 1798 |
| Original from | the Bavarian State Library |
| Digitized | 9 Mar 2010 |
| Length | 315 pages |
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