 | Sir Henry Havelock - 1840 - 702 páginas
...could command. Ultimately, he gave his undisguised support to the Persian designs in Affghanistan, of the unfriendly and injurious character of which, as...British government, compelled Captain Burnes to leave Cabul without having effected any of the objects of his mission. It was now evident that no further... | |
 | Richard Hartley Kennedy - 1840 - 642 páginas
...could command. Ultimately be gave his undisguised support to the Persian designs on Affghanistan, of the unfriendly and injurious character of which, as...concerned the British power in India, he was well apprised, and by his utter disregard of the views and interests of the British Government, compelled... | |
 | Richard Hartley Kennedy - 1840 - 338 páginas
...could command. Ultimately he gave his undisguised support to the Persian designs on Afghanistan, of the unfriendly and injurious character of which, as...concerned the British power in India, he was well apprised, and by his utter disregard of the views and interests of the British Government, compelled... | |
 | William Hough - 1841 - 602 páginas
...could command. Ultimately he gave his undisguised support to the Persian designs in Afghanistan, of the unfriendly and injurious character of which, as...disregard of the views and interests of the British Govt., compelled Capt. B.urnes to leave Cabul without having effected any of the objects of his mission.... | |
 | William Hough - 1841 - 600 páginas
...could command. Ultimately he gave his undisguised support to the Persian designs in Afghanistan, of the unfriendly and injurious character of which, as...disregard of the views and interests of the British Govt., compelled Capt. Burnes to leave Cabul without having effected any of the objects of his mission.... | |
 | William Hough - 1841 - 602 páginas
...could command. Ultimately he gave his undisguised support to the Persian designs in Afghanistan, of the unfriendly and injurious character of which, as...disregard of the views and interests of the British Govt., compelled Capt. Burnes to leave Cabul without having effected any of the objects of his mission.... | |
 | William Cooke Taylor - 1842 - 524 páginas
...could command. Ultimately, he gave his undisguised support to the Persian designs in Afghans5 istan, of the unfriendly and injurious character of which, as...concerned the British power in India, he was well apprised, and by his utter disregard of the views and interests of the British government, compelled... | |
 | William Taylor - 1842 - 262 páginas
...could command. Ultimately, he gave his undisguised support to the Persian designs in Affghanistan, of the unfriendly and injurious character of which, as...concerned the British power in India, he was well apprised ; and by his utter disregard of the views and interests of the British Government compelled... | |
 | Nicholas Patrick Wiseman - 1842 - 660 páginas
...could command. Ultimately he gave his undisguised support to the Persian designs on Affghanistan, of the unfriendly and injurious character of which, as...concerned the British power in India, he was well apprised ; and by his utter disregard of the views and interests of the British government, compelled... | |
 | Charles Nash - 1843 - 436 páginas
...could command. Ultimately, he gave his undisguised support to the Persian designs in Aflghanistan, of the unfriendly and injurious character of which, as...Burnes to leave Cabool, without having effected any part of his mission. " It was now evident, that no further interference could be exercised by the British... | |
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... injurious to the security and peace of the frontiers of India; and that he openly threatened, in furtherance of those schemes, to call in every foreign aid which he could command. Ultimately, he gave his undisguised support to the Persian designs... 
