Across the Border Or Pathan And Biloch
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Fine, strong, well set-up men who, though they behave well in India, have the reputation of being a very rough set, out of it. They, with their allied clans, are scattered over a great extent of the hilly territory from Peshin nearly as far as Jelalabad. Of those who come down into British territory and bring but little merchandise, many are brokers and merchants on some scale, travelling as far as Calcutta, buying wholesale and selling to other Powindahs, taking back a good deal of their profi...ts in cash. Some of them figured rather prominently in the disturbance that took place near Tank in 1879, and nearly all the men of the Kirri were wiped out by our troops in suppressing it. Probably the richest of the Powindahs are the Mian Khels, whose summer home is near Panah and Karabagh, east of Ghazni, but 'syho are very closely allied to the tribe of the same name settled within our border at Draban and Musazai. In fact, many of the latter have not given up their Powindah life, and every now and G 2 84 ACROSS THE BOEDER.
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Fine, strong, well set-up men who, though they behave well in India, have the reputation of being a very rough set, out of it. They, with their allied clans, are scattered over a great extent of the hilly territory from Peshin nearly as far as Jelalabad. Of those who come down into British territory and bring but little merchandise, many are brokers and merchants on some scale, travelling as far as Calcutta, buying wholesale and selling to other Powindahs, taking back a good deal of their profi...ts in cash. Some of them figured rather prominently in the disturbance that took place near Tank in 1879, and nearly all the men of the Kirri were wiped out by our troops in suppressing it. Probably the richest of the Powindahs are the Mian Khels, whose summer home is near Panah and Karabagh, east of Ghazni, but 'syho are very closely allied to the tribe of the same name settled within our border at Draban and Musazai. In fact, many of the latter have not given up their Powindah life, and every now and G 2 84 ACROSS THE BOEDER.
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