Sir Robert G Sandeman Kcsi Peaceful Conqueror of Baluchistan
Sir Robert G Sandeman Kcsi Peaceful Conqueror of Baluchistan
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Amir Abdur Rahman l had passed down this valley in 1869, with his uncle, when both were fugitives after their defeat by Amir Sher AH. They were in evil case, hard put to it to find food enough to keep them alive. The " King of Zhob w was an old man, wearing an old patched coat of sheepskin and a filthy turban. His mare, all skin and bone, had bells tied round her knees, and bells hung from her cloth bridle. This dreadful appari- tion scared the uncle's horse and he cried to his nephew for help.... This Abdur Rahman refused ; he could not, he said, come between two Kings. Nor would he help until his uncle promised to give him one of his two swords. Then he quieted the animals. The " King" was a sub- ject of much mirth to Abdur Rahman: "King of the Devils " he calls him, and curses him for leading them the wrong way among thieves.
Shah Jahan was still to the fore in 1879. He was a holy man and a reputed worker of miracles. He gathered together a large body of tribesmen and attacked Sande- man, who was with the advance party of Biddulph's force.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Amir Abdur Rahman l had passed down this valley in 1869, with his uncle, when both were fugitives after their defeat by Amir Sher AH. They were in evil case, hard put to it to find food enough to keep them alive. The " King of Zhob w was an old man, wearing an old patched coat of sheepskin and a filthy turban. His mare, all skin and bone, had bells tied round her knees, and bells hung from her cloth bridle. This dreadful appari- tion scared the uncle's horse and he cried to his nephew for help.... This Abdur Rahman refused ; he could not, he said, come between two Kings. Nor would he help until his uncle promised to give him one of his two swords. Then he quieted the animals. The " King" was a sub- ject of much mirth to Abdur Rahman: "King of the Devils " he calls him, and curses him for leading them the wrong way among thieves.
Shah Jahan was still to the fore in 1879. He was a holy man and a reputed worker of miracles. He gathered together a large body of tribesmen and attacked Sande- man, who was with the advance party of Biddulph's force.
What to read after Sir Robert G Sandeman Kcsi Peaceful Conqueror of Baluchistan?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A L P Alexander Lauzun Pendock Tucker to read onlineMoreLess
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