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Page 159
... Afridis , quit of eir bargain , had raised a mighty arrier of stones and felled trees , oping to throw the British into nfusion while they fired from the iffs above . But a timely discovery - their practical joke enabled Pollock ▫ plan ...
... Afridis , quit of eir bargain , had raised a mighty arrier of stones and felled trees , oping to throw the British into nfusion while they fired from the iffs above . But a timely discovery - their practical joke enabled Pollock ▫ plan ...
Page 162
... Afridis and tribes beyond Kohat to take up arms openly against the British . It was then that Warburton received an urgent State telegram : " If Govern- ment proposes to employ you on Afridi affairs , would you be willing ? " His answer ...
... Afridis and tribes beyond Kohat to take up arms openly against the British . It was then that Warburton received an urgent State telegram : " If Govern- ment proposes to employ you on Afridi affairs , would you be willing ? " His answer ...
Page 163
... Afridis , left in the lurch , we have the record of Sir Thomas Holdich , K.C.I.E .: “ Afridi against Afridi , a stalwart fight they made of it . Many family feuds were wiped out in that battle . More than the weight of the rupee kept ...
... Afridis , left in the lurch , we have the record of Sir Thomas Holdich , K.C.I.E .: “ Afridi against Afridi , a stalwart fight they made of it . Many family feuds were wiped out in that battle . More than the weight of the rupee kept ...
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NOT LONG BUT HOW LONG SINCE BY J K STANFORD 206 | 9 |
THE DUTCH IN DESHIMA BY H CAREW | 41 |
THE JUJUBE TREE BY JOHN WELMAN 409 | 145 |
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