The History of British India, Volums 3-4Chelsea House, 1968 |
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... command of the troops, and to a voice in the deliberations which regulated their actions, 1 The command had heen assumed by Colonel Macleod, sent by Sir Eyre Coote for the purpose, and who arrived at Paniani on the 19th. — W. 2 ...
... command of the troops, and to a voice in the deliberations which regulated their actions, 1 The command had heen assumed by Colonel Macleod, sent by Sir Eyre Coote for the purpose, and who arrived at Paniani on the 19th. — W. 2 ...
Pàgina 195
... command of the King's troops ; and Sir John Burgoyne, on whom, as second in rank, the command would devolve, intimated his intention to obey the orders of General Stuart. Decisive acts were now inevitable. The Town Adjutant, accompanied ...
... command of the King's troops ; and Sir John Burgoyne, on whom, as second in rank, the command would devolve, intimated his intention to obey the orders of General Stuart. Decisive acts were now inevitable. The Town Adjutant, accompanied ...
Pàgina 207
... command of the army ; and on the 28th of September, 1782, sailed for Bengal. Measures for giving him satisfaction were there concerted between him and the Supreme Council ; and he departed from Bengal in the following spring to resume ...
... command of the army ; and on the 28th of September, 1782, sailed for Bengal. Measures for giving him satisfaction were there concerted between him and the Supreme Council ; and he departed from Bengal in the following spring to resume ...
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