A Short History of the Bombay Presidency
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But he was not going to hasten the inevitable process, and not a J^ritish regiment was to march through his territories. Through the Panjab the Kne to Kabul would have measured 500 miles, or from Atak on the Indus 300. But the Bengal army assembled at Ferozpur was to march to the south of the Panjab, down the valley of the Satlej and the Indus to Rori. Thence it Avas to cross the river, and advance through the furious heat of the Sind desert and the terrific defiles of the Bolan pass round to K...^indahar and Ghazni, a route not less than 1. 500 miles. Ranjit Sing Avas strong and his territory had to be respected. The Amirs were supposed to be weak, and the troops were sent through their dominions. The details of the Afghjin campaign are without the limits of Bombay history. But the invasion brought in its train the conquest of the province of Sind, The course of Bombay history had for many generations separated itself from Sind, a land which historically and geographically belongs to the Panjj'ib.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But he was not going to hasten the inevitable process, and not a J^ritish regiment was to march through his territories. Through the Panjab the Kne to Kabul would have measured 500 miles, or from Atak on the Indus 300. But the Bengal army assembled at Ferozpur was to march to the south of the Panjab, down the valley of the Satlej and the Indus to Rori. Thence it Avas to cross the river, and advance through the furious heat of the Sind desert and the terrific defiles of the Bolan pass round to K...^indahar and Ghazni, a route not less than 1. 500 miles. Ranjit Sing Avas strong and his territory had to be respected. The Amirs were supposed to be weak, and the troops were sent through their dominions. The details of the Afghjin campaign are without the limits of Bombay history. But the invasion brought in its train the conquest of the province of Sind, The course of Bombay history had for many generations separated itself from Sind, a land which historically and geographically belongs to the Panjj'ib.
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