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... rank of the Euro- pean officers of the Nizam's service . In the improvement so evidently necessary , the first step was to place all classes of European officers upon an equal footing in respect to promotion . Hitherto rank in the ...
... rank of the Euro- pean officers of the Nizam's service . In the improvement so evidently necessary , the first step was to place all classes of European officers upon an equal footing in respect to promotion . Hitherto rank in the ...
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... rank of one was too high , but that the rank of the other was too low . And on one occasion it became a question whether an officer in command of a Com- pany was not entitled to assume the command of a brigade with which he was serving ...
... rank of one was too high , but that the rank of the other was too low . And on one occasion it became a question whether an officer in command of a Com- pany was not entitled to assume the command of a brigade with which he was serving ...
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... rank according to the rates of pay and allowances assigned to the same rank in the Company's service , together with the staff or command allowance as in corresponding situations in the Com- pany's service and no more ! For instance ...
... rank according to the rates of pay and allowances assigned to the same rank in the Company's service , together with the staff or command allowance as in corresponding situations in the Com- pany's service and no more ! For instance ...
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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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