The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Том 141A. Constable, 1875 |
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... army . The case of the first Sikh war also was an exception to the general rule above stated . The collision with the Sikh army was entirely unprovoked by the British , and could not have been avoided by any care or forbearance on our ...
... army . The case of the first Sikh war also was an exception to the general rule above stated . The collision with the Sikh army was entirely unprovoked by the British , and could not have been avoided by any care or forbearance on our ...
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... army and government were taken by surprise on this occasion ; and if the state of things Lord Ellenborough bequeathed to his successor constituted military preparation , it would be difficult to say what is meant by want of preparation ...
... army and government were taken by surprise on this occasion ; and if the state of things Lord Ellenborough bequeathed to his successor constituted military preparation , it would be difficult to say what is meant by want of preparation ...
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... army had been engaged for some years in active service , it was en- camped amidst hostile peoples , and was now expecting to un- dergo a fresh trial of strength . And even if the Governor- General might not have been sufficiently ...
... army had been engaged for some years in active service , it was en- camped amidst hostile peoples , and was now expecting to un- dergo a fresh trial of strength . And even if the Governor- General might not have been sufficiently ...
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