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Page 119
... officers and the population of the rural areas , in particular the cultivat- ing classes , is now , as it always has been , of paramount importance . ' I stopped and drew breath . " Do you want me to go on ? " " Yes , yes , on , on ...
... officers and the population of the rural areas , in particular the cultivat- ing classes , is now , as it always has been , of paramount importance . ' I stopped and drew breath . " Do you want me to go on ? " " Yes , yes , on , on ...
Page 317
... officers ' mess where , in addition to the officers themselves , all the senior staff of the provincial capital , the Director of the Hospital and the World Health officials were present . It had been a long day , and we were weary when ...
... officers ' mess where , in addition to the officers themselves , all the senior staff of the provincial capital , the Director of the Hospital and the World Health officials were present . It had been a long day , and we were weary when ...
Page 478
... officer who would agree to his wife being handed over to the Afghans as a hostage the married officers ' response was disappointing . It is a shocking story . As is well known , the sole survivor of the force , apart from a handful of ...
... officer who would agree to his wife being handed over to the Afghans as a hostage the married officers ' response was disappointing . It is a shocking story . As is well known , the sole survivor of the force , apart from a handful of ...
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