Calcutta Review, Volume 27University of Calcutta, 1856 |
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... Lord Metcalfe . London , 1855 . 7. Napoleon's Confidential Correspondence with his Bro- ther Joseph . London , 1855 . 8. Rifle Practice . By Major John Jacob , C. B. 1855 . 9. Douglas ' Naval Gunnery . 1855 , ART . VI . - HOMEWARD BOUND ...
... Lord Metcalfe . London , 1855 . 7. Napoleon's Confidential Correspondence with his Bro- ther Joseph . London , 1855 . 8. Rifle Practice . By Major John Jacob , C. B. 1855 . 9. Douglas ' Naval Gunnery . 1855 , ART . VI . - HOMEWARD BOUND ...
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... Lord Albemarle wan- tonly and wickedly said , barely superior in morals and intellect to the ryots we torture ... Lord Ellenborough ( a Saul among the prophets ) in op- posing Lord Albemarle's attack on the Civil salaries , pointed out ...
... Lord Albemarle wan- tonly and wickedly said , barely superior in morals and intellect to the ryots we torture ... Lord Ellenborough ( a Saul among the prophets ) in op- posing Lord Albemarle's attack on the Civil salaries , pointed out ...
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... Lord Metcalfe . London , 1855 . 7. Napoleon's Confidential Correspondence with his Brother JOSEPH . London , 1855 ... Lords Lucan or Cardigan under- stood their duty , five hundred human lives would have been saved . Had one officer per ...
... Lord Metcalfe . London , 1855 . 7. Napoleon's Confidential Correspondence with his Brother JOSEPH . London , 1855 ... Lords Lucan or Cardigan under- stood their duty , five hundred human lives would have been saved . Had one officer per ...
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... Lord Metcalfe " ought to be in every Indian library , as should " Napoleon's Correspondence with his brother Joseph . " We do not agree in all Lord Met- calfe's dicta ; but his military maxims and opinions are among his best . We do not ...
... Lord Metcalfe " ought to be in every Indian library , as should " Napoleon's Correspondence with his brother Joseph . " We do not agree in all Lord Met- calfe's dicta ; but his military maxims and opinions are among his best . We do not ...
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... Lord Dalhousie allowed it . Sir Charles Napier not only recorded the fact , but fixed thirty , instead of twenty rupees a month for the Sowars he himself raised . He paid native officers proportionally . Let then twenty - five or at the ...
... Lord Dalhousie allowed it . Sir Charles Napier not only recorded the fact , but fixed thirty , instead of twenty rupees a month for the Sowars he himself raised . He paid native officers proportionally . Let then twenty - five or at the ...
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