The Cambridge History of the British Empire, Volume 5John Holland Rose, Arthur Percival Newton, Ernest Alfred Benians, Henry Dodwell The University Press, 1932 - Great Britain |
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... Army.1 Under the presidency system the Madras army , for reasons already given , had been gradually reduced ; the Bombay army had remained stationary ; but the Bengal army had so grown , with the expansion of the territory which it ...
... Army.1 Under the presidency system the Madras army , for reasons already given , had been gradually reduced ; the Bombay army had remained stationary ; but the Bengal army had so grown , with the expansion of the territory which it ...
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... ARMY UNPUBLISHED DOCUMENTS The principal source consists of the records in the military departments of the Government of India and of the provincial governments , described in Sir William Foster's Guide down to 1858. The Madras Record ...
... ARMY UNPUBLISHED DOCUMENTS The principal source consists of the records in the military departments of the Government of India and of the provincial governments , described in Sir William Foster's Guide down to 1858. The Madras Record ...
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... army . 1810 . Letter from an officer in India . 1794 . Letter from the Marquis of Cornwallis on the best mode of new - modelling the army of India . 1794 . [ MACMULLEN , JOHN . ] Camp and barrack - room . 1846 . MALCOLM , Sir JOHN ...
... army . 1810 . Letter from an officer in India . 1794 . Letter from the Marquis of Cornwallis on the best mode of new - modelling the army of India . 1794 . [ MACMULLEN , JOHN . ] Camp and barrack - room . 1846 . MALCOLM , Sir JOHN ...
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ADMINISTRATIVE DEVELOPMENT 18181858 | 1 |
The law member | 7 |
Relations of the Company and the board | 13 |
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