The History of British India, Volums 3-4Chelsea House, 1968 |
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... Arcot, he set out to pursue the enemy. With the assistance of a small body of Mahrattas, who joined him in hopes of plunder, he gave the enemy, now greatly reduced by the dropping away of the auxiliaries, a defeat at Arni, and recovered ...
... Arcot, he set out to pursue the enemy. With the assistance of a small body of Mahrattas, who joined him in hopes of plunder, he gave the enemy, now greatly reduced by the dropping away of the auxiliaries, a defeat at Arni, and recovered ...
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... Arcot. — » The fort of Chinglapet, the occupation of which, from 1TM8, want of funds, or ignorance of its importance, Lally had postponed to the acquisition of Arcot, covered the country whence chiefly, in a case of siege, Madras would ...
... Arcot. — » The fort of Chinglapet, the occupation of which, from 1TM8, want of funds, or ignorance of its importance, Lally had postponed to the acquisition of Arcot, covered the country whence chiefly, in a case of siege, Madras would ...
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... Arcot. ' The body of native troops, which it had been resolved 1781. by the government of Bengal to send by land to the assistance of Madras, was long detained by the negotiations, carried on as well with the Berar government, as with ...
... Arcot. ' The body of native troops, which it had been resolved 1781. by the government of Bengal to send by land to the assistance of Madras, was long detained by the negotiations, carried on as well with the Berar government, as with ...
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