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The court of Lucknow , far more than the court of Delhi , was a living representative of Mohamedan power , and a centre of Mohamedan influence . Amongst those profligate nobles and in that shameful capital , the English Resident was ...
The court of Lucknow , far more than the court of Delhi , was a living representative of Mohamedan power , and a centre of Mohamedan influence . Amongst those profligate nobles and in that shameful capital , the English Resident was ...
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But We have no English Bossuet , and we have reason to be thankful that our national life was never so concentrated in the palace as to give a pre - eminence to the court pulpit sufficient to sustain such lofty flights of rhetorical ...
But We have no English Bossuet , and we have reason to be thankful that our national life was never so concentrated in the palace as to give a pre - eminence to the court pulpit sufficient to sustain such lofty flights of rhetorical ...
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By Major- General Sir W. H. SLEEMAN , K.C.B. , Resident at the Court of Lucknow . 2 vols . 1858 . 2. A Personal Narrative of the Siege of Lucknow , from its Commencement to its Relief by Sir Colin Campbell . By L. E. RUUTZ REES , one of ...
By Major- General Sir W. H. SLEEMAN , K.C.B. , Resident at the Court of Lucknow . 2 vols . 1858 . 2. A Personal Narrative of the Siege of Lucknow , from its Commencement to its Relief by Sir Colin Campbell . By L. E. RUUTZ REES , one of ...
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