 Affghan and bloody Belooch, and unless several regiments be quickly sent, not a man will be left to note the fall of his comrades. Nothing but force will ever make them submit to the hated Shah Soojah, who is most certainly as great a scoundrel as ever...  The Afghan Wars, 1839-42 and 1878-80 - Page 57by Archibald Forbes - 1892 - 337 pagesFull view - About this book
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...in spite of the successes of his troops, took a wholly different view of affairs from Macnaghten. " The conduct of the thousand and one politicals has...this country to the sword and knife of the revengeful Affghan and bloody Beluch ; and, unless several regiments be quickly sent, not a man will be left to... | |
 | English literature - 1846 - 614 pages
...to find this out, when the great mischief has been done and has taken deep root.1 ' Aug. 1841. — The conduct of the thousand and one politicals has...this country to the sword and knife of the revengeful Affghan and bloody Belooch ; and unless several regiments be quickly sent, not a man will be left to... | |
 | English literature - 1846 - 604 pages
...to find this out, when the great mischief has been done and has taken deep root.' ' Aug. 1841. — The conduct of the thousand and one politicals has...this country to the sword and knife of the revengeful Affghan and bloody Belooch ; and unless several regiments be quickly sent, not a man will be left to... | |
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...become a bye-word. Thus it is to employ men selected by intrigue and patronage ! The conduct of the one thousand and one Politicals has ruined our cause,...regiments be quickly sent, not a man will be left to note the fall of his comrades. Nothing but force will ever make them submit to the hated Shah Soojah,... | |
 | Sir William Nott - Afghan Wars - 1854 - 542 pages
...become a bye-word. Thus it is to employ men selected by intrigue and patronage ! The conduct of the one thousand and one Politicals has ruined our cause,...this country to the sword and knife of the revengeful Affghan and bloody Belooch, and unless several regiments be quickly sent, not a man will be left to... | |
 | Sir William Nott - Afghan Wars - 1854 - 514 pages
...become a bye-word. Thus it is to employ men selected by intrigue and patronage ! The conduct of the one thousand and one Politicals has ruined our cause,...this country to the sword and knife of the revengeful Affghan and bloody Belooch, and unless several regiments be quickly sent, not a man will be left to... | |
 | 1854 - 782 pages
...employ men selected by intrigue and patroniige ! The conduct of the one tfioiuaml and one politicals bos ruined our cause, and bared the throat of every European...this country to the sword and knife of the revengeful Affghan and bloody Belooeh, and unless several regiments lie quickly sent, not a man will be left to... | |
 | University magazine - 1854 - 788 pages
...The conduct of the one thousand and one politicals has mined our cause, and bared the throat of everv European in this country to the sword and knife of the revengeful AfTghan and bloody Belooch, and unless several regiments bo quickly ser.t, not a man will be left to... | |
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...in spite of the successes of his troops, took a wholly different view of affairs from Macnaghten. ' The conduct of the thousand and one politicals has...regiments be quickly sent not a man will be left to note the fate of his comrades. Nothing but force will ever make them submit to the hated Shah Shooja,... | |
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