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


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The Forward Policy 96 27. The tripartite treaty: The English the Sikhs & Shuja 101 28. How the gateway of the Ghazni Citadel was blown up 110 29. The battle of spear and the shield 113 30. Second November of 1841 118 31. The instigator: The hero The victor: And the Martyr 121 32. The Abandoning of Shairpore 6th January 1840. A.D. 123 33. Padia Bad 126 34. Istalif in the leaping fire 129 35. Fateh Jung (The king of Bala Hisar) 132 36. Nayab Aminullah Khan Logari 136 37. The beginning of general uprising against the English in Kandahar 141 38. Akhtar Khan Dawari 145 39. The rise and fall of Kandahari Sirdars 149 40. Sirdar Sultan Ahmad Khan and the Herat Government 153 41. Ten months siege of Herat 158 42. The revolt of Azad Khan, the governor of Kashmir and the action of H.M. Timour Shah against him 162 43. Timour Shah Durani and the plan of wazir Shah Wali Khan 165 44. The last days of Amir Dost Mohamed Khan 168 45. Amir Shair Ali Khan Struggles with his brothers 171 46 The results of Co-operation 176

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Men and events through 18th and 19th century Afghanistan, page 11. Afghanistan Digital Library, New York University Libraries. Machine-transcribed text: Afghan Press Archive, https://afghanpress.org/book/adl1197/11 (accessed [date]).
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