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Page 162
... troops required ; since the constitution of regular troops unfitted them for competing with the quick and desultory excursions of the Pindarry horse . The Nizam's own establishment of Cavalry , as it existed in Berar , increased the ...
... troops required ; since the constitution of regular troops unfitted them for competing with the quick and desultory excursions of the Pindarry horse . The Nizam's own establishment of Cavalry , as it existed in Berar , increased the ...
Page 176
... Troops which are irregular in their constitution cannot be governed by the same rules of discipline to which regular troops are subjected . Towards this part of the establishment therefore the same course which has hitherto prevailed ...
... Troops which are irregular in their constitution cannot be governed by the same rules of discipline to which regular troops are subjected . Towards this part of the establishment therefore the same course which has hitherto prevailed ...
Page 182
... troops were placed at his disposal , Salabut Khan's affairs , together with the general political arrangements of Ellichpúr , were brought to a satisfactory conclusion ; Futteh Jung Khan being removed from Ellichpúr , and Salabut Khan ...
... troops were placed at his disposal , Salabut Khan's affairs , together with the general political arrangements of Ellichpúr , were brought to a satisfactory conclusion ; Futteh Jung Khan being removed from Ellichpúr , and Salabut Khan ...
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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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