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Page 151
... corps , and the increase of the English subsidiary force . M. Raymond , by whom the corps was originally formed , had died a few months previous to this , and disputes res- pecting a successor had occasioned serious dissensions among ...
... corps , and the increase of the English subsidiary force . M. Raymond , by whom the corps was originally formed , had died a few months previous to this , and disputes res- pecting a successor had occasioned serious dissensions among ...
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... corps . In the following year the pioneers serving with the several divisions were formed into a corps of Engineers , and placed under the command of Captain Oliphant . It consisted of two jemadars , four havildars , six naiks , and ...
... corps . In the following year the pioneers serving with the several divisions were formed into a corps of Engineers , and placed under the command of Captain Oliphant . It consisted of two jemadars , four havildars , six naiks , and ...
Page 487
... corps system to the army is neither necessary nor prac- ticable : - : - If it could be satisfactorily and conclusively shown , that an armed bag- gage corps was necessary , or essential , to the efficiency of the army , or if it could ...
... corps system to the army is neither necessary nor prac- ticable : - : - If it could be satisfactorily and conclusively shown , that an armed bag- gage corps was necessary , or essential , to the efficiency of the army , or if it could ...
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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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