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" Donkin's division at the back of the other pass, Scindia was reduced to the dilemma of subscribing the treaty which I offered to him or of crossing the hills through bye-paths, attended by the few followers who might be able to accompany him, sacrificing... "
Summary of the administration of the Indian government, by the marquess of ... - Page 40
by Francis Rawdon- Hastings (1st marq. of Hastings.) - 1824 - 119 pages
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Pamphleteer: Dedicated to Both Houses of Parliament, to be ..., Volume 24

Abraham John Valpy - 1824 - 558 pages
...dilemma of subscribing the treaty which I offered to him, or of crossing the hills through bye-paths, attended by the few followers who might be able to...his splendid train of artillery (above one hundred VOL. XXIV. Pam. NO. XLVIU. U brass guns), with all its appendages, and abandoning at once to us his...
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The History of the British Empire in India, Volume 4

George Robert Gleig - British - 1835 - 344 pages
...subscribing the treaty which I offered him, or of crossing the hills through bye-paths, attended by a few followers who might be able to accompany him,...his splendid train of artillery (above one hundred guns) with all its appendages, and abandoning at once to us his most valuable possessions."—Such...
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A Popular History of British India, Commercial Intercourse with China, and ...

William Cooke Taylor - China - 1842 - 524 pages
...dilemma of subscribing the treaty which I offered him, or of crossing the hills through bye-paths, attended by the few followers who might be able to...all its appendages, and abandoning at once to us his moat valuable possessions. " The terms imposed upon him were, essentially, unqualified submission,...
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Cassell's Illustrated History of India, Volume 1

James Grant - India - 1876 - 602 pages
...subscribing the treaty which I offered him, or of crossing the hills through by-paths, attended by a few followers who might be able to accompany him, sacrificing his splendid train of artillery (above 100 brass guns), with all its appendages, and abandoning at once to us his most valuable possessions."...
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Parliamentary Papers, Volume 8

Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons - Great Britain - 1832 - 510 pages
...dilemma of subscribing the treaty which I offered to him or of crossing the hills through bye-paths, attended by the few followers who might be able to...valuable possessions. The terms imposed upon him were esentially unqualified submission, though so coloured as to avoid making him feel public humiliation....
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