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Progressive Afghanistan · pages 1–315


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سرزنش و ملامت کردن treachery, rebuked him soundly. A fight took place between them and their followers جنگ joined in the affray. As a result, both the leaders were killed. Ali Ahmad Jan soon found himself involved in a bloody conflict. His magazine was looted, and he himself with his two sons had to fly for life, as some men were anxious to take them prisoner and hand them over to Bacha in the hope of obtaining the proclaimed rewards. Ali Ahmad Jan made straight for the Laghman Valley. Here he fell in the hands of a nomadic tribe, and if some of the local tribes had not come to his rescue, he would have been taken to Kabul. After his release, he left for the Kunar Valley, and thence after many hardships, he at last reached British India through the Mohmand territory and having stayed for a few days at Peshawar, proceeded to Kandahar to meet Amanullah Khan. After Ali Ahmad Jan's flight to Pesha- war, the tribal feuds in the east took the form of a very serious civil war and this state continued till the arrival of Sardar Mohammad Hashim Khan, a brother of the present King, who through his influence and 57

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Progressive Afghanistan, page 88. Afghanistan Digital Library, New York University Libraries. Machine-transcribed text: Afghan Press Archive, https://afghanpress.org/book/adl0973/88 (accessed [date]).
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