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21 - ' Such exertions had never before been heard of on that side of India , and General Harris wrote of them privately to the Governor - General in terms of high commendation . But there the matter ended .
21 - ' Such exertions had never before been heard of on that side of India , and General Harris wrote of them privately to the Governor - General in terms of high commendation . But there the matter ended .
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But it will be seen that he leans in doing so - as generally throughout his work - to one side * 4th February , 1799 , ' Supplementary Despatches , ' vol . i . p . 192 . of of the story . General Harris had written to the 12 The ...
But it will be seen that he leans in doing so - as generally throughout his work - to one side * 4th February , 1799 , ' Supplementary Despatches , ' vol . i . p . 192 . of of the story . General Harris had written to the 12 The ...
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209 , vol . i . ' Supplementary Despatches . ' This refers to Colonel Shawe's having succeeded on the opposite side . his his way onward to eminence should be agitated after any 14 The Personal Life of Wellington .
209 , vol . i . ' Supplementary Despatches . ' This refers to Colonel Shawe's having succeeded on the opposite side . his his way onward to eminence should be agitated after any 14 The Personal Life of Wellington .
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... it could be obtained without so dangerous an experiment , by a movement on each side of it to the open bank of the nullah , the possession of which would involve that of the tope as a matter of course without loss or risk .
... it could be obtained without so dangerous an experiment , by a movement on each side of it to the open bank of the nullah , the possession of which would involve that of the tope as a matter of course without loss or risk .
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... opposite to one another , looking like a single village with a stream running through , and I said to myself , " These people would not have built in this manner , unless there were some means of communication from side to side .
... opposite to one another , looking like a single village with a stream running through , and I said to myself , " These people would not have built in this manner , unless there were some means of communication from side to side .
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| Title | The Quarterly Review, Volume 120 |
| Contributors | William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Sir John Murray, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero |
| Publisher | John Murray, 1866 |
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