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... important power in Central Asia . The influence of the social freedom and equality enjoyed , it is said , may be seen even in the better devel- oped forms and features of the Sikhs ; and in war , al- though less amenable to discipline ...
... important power in Central Asia . The influence of the social freedom and equality enjoyed , it is said , may be seen even in the better devel- oped forms and features of the Sikhs ; and in war , al- though less amenable to discipline ...
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... important part in the government of India . The stockholders of this company have never much exceeded two thousand ; and the capital stock on which dividends have been paid , at the largest , has been but £ 6,000,000 . It has been ...
... important part in the government of India . The stockholders of this company have never much exceeded two thousand ; and the capital stock on which dividends have been paid , at the largest , has been but £ 6,000,000 . It has been ...
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... important portion of the inhabitants . - Nor were strangers led in only by conquerors ; they were driven in by fear of conquest . When the mighty stream of war and rapine under Genghis Khan , begin- ning at the Wall of China , rolled ...
... important portion of the inhabitants . - Nor were strangers led in only by conquerors ; they were driven in by fear of conquest . When the mighty stream of war and rapine under Genghis Khan , begin- ning at the Wall of China , rolled ...
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... important consideration , that religion , which unites the nations of Christendom , divides the population of India with worse than national divisions . The sects of Christendom , whatever their creed , are still the sects of one ...
... important consideration , that religion , which unites the nations of Christendom , divides the population of India with worse than national divisions . The sects of Christendom , whatever their creed , are still the sects of one ...
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... important causes of the internal weakness of the Mogul empire . They opened the way for conquest ; and , as with the dikes of Holland , it needed little more than that a breach should be made 1850. ] Military Discipline in India . 15 in ...
... important causes of the internal weakness of the Mogul empire . They opened the way for conquest ; and , as with the dikes of Holland , it needed little more than that a breach should be made 1850. ] Military Discipline in India . 15 in ...
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