The Dangers of British India From French Invasion And Missionary Establishments
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99 Vance, were insisted upon by the victor, and paid by the vanquished. * From the time of Purtabchund the minor princes of India assumed a more decided cha- racter, and the head of the empire was obliged to drop all appearance of superiority. Not long after this, the Arab invasion of Khorasan, and the occupation of Candahar, Cabul, and the hills of the Afghans, opened the road to Hin- dustan, and prepared the way to a fresh inva- sion. These people, the Afghans, inhabited the mountainous b...arrier of the country, and were distinguished by their valour in the armies of the first Persian kings, and during the expedition of Alexander. They claimed their descent from the children of Israel, and certainly possesed all the ferocity of that uncommon people. They were formed into a kind of federal patriarchal government, suitable to the nature of their coun- try, and, like all mountaineers, were attached * About the year 510. The Rana of Oudipoor, the most respectable in birth of the llajeports, traces his pedigree to Nonhirvan, one of whose daughters was given in marriage to liis ancestor.
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89.
99 Vance, were insisted upon by the victor, and paid by the vanquished. * From the time of Purtabchund the minor princes of India assumed a more decided cha- racter, and the head of the empire was obliged to drop all appearance of superiority. Not long after this, the Arab invasion of Khorasan, and the occupation of Candahar, Cabul, and the hills of the Afghans, opened the road to Hin- dustan, and prepared the way to a fresh inva- sion. These people, the Afghans, inhabited the mountainous b...arrier of the country, and were distinguished by their valour in the armies of the first Persian kings, and during the expedition of Alexander. They claimed their descent from the children of Israel, and certainly possesed all the ferocity of that uncommon people. They were formed into a kind of federal patriarchal government, suitable to the nature of their coun- try, and, like all mountaineers, were attached * About the year 510. The Rana of Oudipoor, the most respectable in birth of the llajeports, traces his pedigree to Nonhirvan, one of whose daughters was given in marriage to liis ancestor.
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