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Progressive Afghanistan · pages 1–315


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who, he said, were in his grip. Amanullah Khan in reply ordered him to take all of them prisoners and send them to the capital under a strong escort. How far this story is true, it is not possible to say at the present moment, but this much is certain that soon after the treaty had been concluded, Bacha enrolled a large number of men in his troops and declared himself King. He ordered Sayed Hussain, one of his colleagues, to proceed towards Jabl-us-Siraj, a strong military station at the foot of the Hindu Kush, about fifty miles to the north of Kabul, while he himself marched on the capital. 25

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Progressive Afghanistan, page 54. Afghanistan Digital Library, New York University Libraries. Machine-transcribed text: Afghan Press Archive, https://afghanpress.org/book/adl0973/54 (accessed [date]).
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