Supplementary Despatches and Memoranda of Field Marshal Arthur, Duke of Wellington, K. G.: India, 1797-1805J. Murray, 1858 |
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Supplementary Despatches and Memoranda of Field Marshal Arthur, Duke of ... Arthur Wellesley Duke of Wellington Sin vista previa disponible - 1858 |
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appears appointed army arrack arrived ARTHUR WELLESLEY Bangalore battalion Believe Bombay Bowser brinjarries bullocks Camp at Hoobly Canara Captain cavalry Ceded Districts Chittledroog Colonel Sartorius Colonel Stevenson Colonel Wellesley Commander-in-Chief commissary communication Company's consequence corps Cotiote Darwar DEAR COLONEL DEAR SIR desire detachment Dhoondiah Dhoondiah Waugh employed expedition force Fort St garrison Ghauts give Governor-General honour to enclose hope Hullihall Hurryhur inform instant July June Kistna Kolapoor Koorg Lieutenant Lieutenant-Colonel Lieutenant-Colonel Bowser Lord Clive Lord Wellesley Madras Mahratta territory Malabar Malpoorba Meer Allum ment Military Board mode Mysore Native necessary Nizam obliged opinion orders paymaster Peshwah Polygar Poonah possession probably propose provisions Pyche Rajah received your letter Red Sea regarding regiment request rice river Saheb Savanore Scindiah sent sepoys SEPT Seringapatam Sir William Clarke soon Soonda supply Toombuddra Trincomalee troops wish Wynaad
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