India And Her Neighbors
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Their language, Pushtu, belongs to the same xVryan stock as Sanskrit, and is nearly allied to the Bo- looche. The country, which is about as large as the Punjab, * Lohanee merchants. The following is an extract from an interesting letter from Sir Bartle Frere, when Commissioner in Scinde, to the author: "These men are the great carriers of the Afghan trade. They have their homes about Ghuzni where they spend the summer. Since the trade via Tatta and the Indus was exi tiuguished in the latter en...d of the last century, these people have supplied them- selves with sea borne goods via Calcutta. They descend the passes before they are blocked up by snow, between Ghuzni and the Indus, in vast caravans of eight or ten thousand souls— the whole tribe moving bodily— men, women, children, and cattle — their, goods being on camels and ponies. Arrived in the Derajat, they leave the aged men, womeji, and children in black felt tents, with their flocks and herds in the rich pastures bordering on the Indus, while the able-bodied men push across the Punjaub with their goods for sale, either in that province or on the banks of the Ganges.
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Their language, Pushtu, belongs to the same xVryan stock as Sanskrit, and is nearly allied to the Bo- looche. The country, which is about as large as the Punjab, * Lohanee merchants. The following is an extract from an interesting letter from Sir Bartle Frere, when Commissioner in Scinde, to the author: "These men are the great carriers of the Afghan trade. They have their homes about Ghuzni where they spend the summer. Since the trade via Tatta and the Indus was exi tiuguished in the latter en...d of the last century, these people have supplied them- selves with sea borne goods via Calcutta. They descend the passes before they are blocked up by snow, between Ghuzni and the Indus, in vast caravans of eight or ten thousand souls— the whole tribe moving bodily— men, women, children, and cattle — their, goods being on camels and ponies. Arrived in the Derajat, they leave the aged men, womeji, and children in black felt tents, with their flocks and herds in the rich pastures bordering on the Indus, while the able-bodied men push across the Punjaub with their goods for sale, either in that province or on the banks of the Ganges.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Andrew, W. P. (William Patrick), Sir, 1806-1887 to read onlineMoreLess
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