 These corps had been under orders of march for some time, and had experienced some difficulty in procuring carriage ; this, however, was immediately removed, on its being brought to the notice of government, by an advance of cash to each corps, to aid...  Memoir of the mutiny at Barrackpore - Page 45by Wredenhall Robert Pogson - 1833Full view - About this book
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...procuring carriage ; this, however, was immediately removed, on its being brought to the notice of government, by an advance of cash to each corps, to...aid the sepoys in procuring the necessary carriage rattle for their baggage ; as the event however proved, the difficulty served but to cover a subterfuge... | |
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...made hji those troops,) ' this, however, was immediately removed on its being urought to the notice of Government by an advance of cash to each corps, to...aid the sepoys in procuring the necessary carriage of cattle for their baggage. As the event, however, proved, the difficulty served but to cover a subterfuge... | |
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...procuring carriage ; this, however, was immediately remedied on its being brought to the notice of government, by an advance of cash, to each corps to aid the sepoys in favouring the necessary carriage cattle for their baggage, As the event, however proved, the difficulty... | |
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...procuring carriage ; this, however, was immediately removed, on its being brought to the notice of Government, by an advance of cash to each corps to...Sepoys in procuring the necessary carriage cattle tor ttieir baggage : MS the event however proved, the difficulty served hut to cover a subterfuge :... | |
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