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Page 328

new guide to Afghanistan · pages 1–377


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Rawlinson (H.) England and Russia in the East. 1875 Rawlinson (Sir M.G.) Monograph on the Oxus. 1872 Raymond (Xavier) Afghanistan Paris, 1848 Records of Ludhiana Agency, Punjab Government Press, Lahore, 1911 Reed Fossils from Chitral, Persia and Afghanistan. Survey of India, Calcutta, 1911 Upper Carboniferous Fossils from Afghanistan. Calcutta, 1932 Remusat (Abel) Voyages dans la Tartarie, dans L'Afghanistan et dans L'Inde. Paris, 1832 Reis (S.A.) The Travels and Adventures of the Turkish Admiral Ali Reis in India, Afghanistan, etc. 1880 Reismer (L.) Afghanistan. Moscow, 1925 Report of the Mission to Afghanistan. UNESCO Paris, 1952 Report on the Air Operations in Afghanistan between December 12, 1928 and February 25, 1929. London, 1929 Rickmer The Duab of Turkistan. Cambridge, 1913 Ritter (G.) Kabulistan and Kafiristan. St. Petersburg, 1867 Roberts (Lord) Forty-one Years in India. 1898 Robertson (C.G.) Kurram, Kabul, Kandahar 1881 The Three Campaigns Robertson (G.S.) Chitral: the Story of a Minor Siege. 1898 Robertson The Kafirs of the Hindu Kush 1890 Robinson (P.) Kabul of Afghanistan. London, 1878 Rodenburgh Afghanistan and the Anglo-Russian Dispute. 1885

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