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259 The Origin of the so-called Greco-Bud- duhist Sculpture of Gandhara. Hesse (F.) Zur Aussen politik Afghanistans unter Mohammed Nadir Schah. Berlin, 1930 Hensman (H.) The Afghan War of 1879-80. London, 1882 Hiouan Thsang Voyages des Pelerius Bouddhistes. Paris, 1857 Hodges (John) Afghanistan and the Afghans. London, 1879 Hodge (C.T.) Spoken Pashto Washington, 1954 Holditch (Col. Sir The Gates of India London, 1901 T.H.) Our Commercial Relations with Afghanis- tan. London, 1904 The Indian Borderland. London, 1901 Railway Connections with India. 1901 Geographical Results of the Afghan Campaign London, 1880 Holland (T.H.) An Account of the Geological Specimens collected by Afghan- Beluch Boundary Commission of 1896. Calcutta, 1897 Honiberger(Dr. From D.I. Khan through the Waziri Martin) Country to Kabul. J.A.S. of Bengal, 1834 Hopkins (D.) The Danger of British India. Lahore, 1872 Hough (Major) Campaigns in Afghanistan. London, 1841 Review of the Military Operations at Kubal. Narrative of the March of the Army of Indus (1838-39) Houges (T.P.) Kalid-i-Afghani. Lahore, 1872

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