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Men and events through 18th and 19th century Afghanistan · pages 1–205


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Contents Page 1. Ahmed Shah and Timour Shah 1 2. Zaman Shah and a policy of Indian penetration 4 3. The mistake of Zaman Shah 9 4. The success and failure of Zaman Shah 11 5. In the fort of Ashik. The Shinwari 15 6. Humayun 18 7. The Prince Qaisar 23 8. Battles between Shah Mahmud and Shah Shuja 27 9. Wazir Fateh Khan 30 10. Mukhtaruddowlah: Shair Mohamed Khan (The Bamizai and Shah Shuja) 33 11. Atta Mohamed Khan Bamizai 38 12. Sirdar Mohamed Azeem Khan 42 13. Two kings in one palace 46 14. Two kings in one city 49 15. Habibullah Khan (The son and the riches of Sirdar Azeem Khan) 51 16. The Saduzai in Herat (Shah Mahmud & Kamran in one corner of Afghanistan) 54 17. Yar Mohamed Khan Alkozai 59 18. Towards the frontier delineation 64 19. The English interest it Herat matters 69 20. The struggle of two sirdars in capturing of Kabul 73 21. The meeting of and clash of Ayub Shah against Purdil Khan at Bala Hisar 77 22. The plan and the purpose of Shair Dill Khan 81 23. The scheme of 1242 A.H. 85 24. Sirdar Kohin Dil Khan and the Kandahar Government 89 25. Two crowning ceremonies (The barley and wheat heads) 93

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