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Bagh-i-Bala, 30, 32, 34
Bala Deh, 118, 119, 122
Bala Hisar, 184
Bani Umayya, 194
Barg, 130
Bari Kow, 56
Bedak, 126
Belgium, 175
Bini Hisar, 159, 160
Bombay, 29, 81
Bostan Serai, 47
Britain, 175, 211
British Government, 212, 213, 217
British Legation, 34
But Khak, 55, 63
C
Caliphate, 84
Caves of Mullah Omar, 55, 56
Central Asia, 153
Chahar-Asyah, 4
Chaman, 68, 205
Chaman-i-Hazoori, 160
Chamkani, 156
Chankhawah, 115
Char Deh, 159
Charkh, 126-128, 133
Chehl Satoon, 159, 162
D
Dobandi Pass, 150, 157
Dobandi, 86, 130
Dakka, 16
Darbar, 127, 128, 220
Dari Khel, 101, 114, 118, 135
Darvesh, 126, 127
Dean's Hotel, 40
Deh Mozang, 151
Dost Mohammad, Qari, 49
Durrani, 62
E
England, 187
F
Faqir Mohammad, 136
Farah, 63
France, 117, 175, 187
G
Gardez, 92, 99, 107-114, 118-126, 135, 140-156.
Gardezis, 207
German Government, the, 214
Germany, 175
Ghaus-ud-Din, 34, 106, 129-131
Ghaus-ud-Din, Mir, 126, 127, 128
Ghazi, 22
Ghazni, 59, 63-67, 125
Ghilzais, 30
Ghulam Nabi Khan, 152, 153
Great Britain, 175, 211
H
Habib Ullah, 137
Habib Ullah, Amir, 42
Habib Ullah Khan, 49
Habib Ullah Khan, H. M. Amir, 74, 75, 105
Habibia College, 29, 31, 161, 186
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