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Page 164
... command of the party ; for , although for ordinary and internal purposes the command might still be exercised by the native officers , yet the cavalry would neither be placed upon a respectable footing , nor maintained in efficiency ...
... command of the party ; for , although for ordinary and internal purposes the command might still be exercised by the native officers , yet the cavalry would neither be placed upon a respectable footing , nor maintained in efficiency ...
Page 185
... command : for a certain command as much indicates a certain rank , as a certain rank does a certain command . This would appear to have been lost sight of in all previous arrangements . Officers command- ing brigades , because ...
... command : for a certain command as much indicates a certain rank , as a certain rank does a certain command . This would appear to have been lost sight of in all previous arrangements . Officers command- ing brigades , because ...
Page 190
... command , Captain Sir John Gordon appointed to the command of the Ellichpúr horse , and his prior office of Quarter - master abolished . The Quarter- master of brigade of the Hyderabad Division was also abolish- ed . A judge advocate ...
... command , Captain Sir John Gordon appointed to the command of the Ellichpúr horse , and his prior office of Quarter - master abolished . The Quarter- master of brigade of the Hyderabad Division was also abolish- ed . A judge advocate ...
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The History of the Conquerors of Hind from the most | xi |
The Bengal Medical Codeand the Bengal Medical | xviii |
Bengal Hurkaru May 8th Speech of the Honble | xxvii |
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