The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Volume 125A. Constable, 1867 |
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... Khan's more formidable invasion . Fortune favoured his tactics . As soon as Mahomed Rufeek entered Khoorm , Azim Khan's venture utterly collapsed . Abandoned by his troops , Azim Khan on the 16th of May fled for refuge into British ...
... Khan's more formidable invasion . Fortune favoured his tactics . As soon as Mahomed Rufeek entered Khoorm , Azim Khan's venture utterly collapsed . Abandoned by his troops , Azim Khan on the 16th of May fled for refuge into British ...
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... Khan and Shureef Khan , and from Julduk the entire Candahar force had advanced to a position within two miles of Khelat - i - Ghilzye . A collision was there- fore imminent , and the chances seemed not to be in favour of the Ameer ; for ...
... Khan and Shureef Khan , and from Julduk the entire Candahar force had advanced to a position within two miles of Khelat - i - Ghilzye . A collision was there- fore imminent , and the chances seemed not to be in favour of the Ameer ; for ...
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... Khan reached the environs of Cabul on the 30th of November . That same day Azim Khan , who for the last six months had been condemned by bodily sickness and want of funds to lie quiet in his mountain retreat among the Wuzeerees , made ...
... Khan reached the environs of Cabul on the 30th of November . That same day Azim Khan , who for the last six months had been condemned by bodily sickness and want of funds to lie quiet in his mountain retreat among the Wuzeerees , made ...
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