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quadgram	frequency
on the th of	59
the whole of the	57
on the morning of	55
at the same time	54
the morning of the	51
under the command of	50
the foot of the	44
for the most part	43
the head of the	42
the end of the	41
at the head of	40
on the part of	39
morning of the th	38
at the end of	38
in the course of	38
in the first place	37
on the following day	35
the government of india	34
the hands of the	34
the greater part of	33
the top of the	33
in the hands of	32
a tale of the	31
at the foot of	30
one of the most	29
that it would be	28
it was not until	27
a story of the	27
in the direction of	27
in front of the	26
the rest of the	26
as soon as the	26
a day or two	25
the manner in which	25
i do not think	25
in command of the	25
on the other hand	24
of the british government	24
the mouth of the	24
on the th the	24
the fire of the	23
i have no doubt	23
army of the indus	23
of the british army	23
with the exception of	23
for the purpose of	23
in a few minutes	22
it would have been	22
on the other side	21
the army of the	21
it was evident that	21
the officers and men	21
the other side of	21
the part of the	20
towards the end of	20
on the afternoon of	20
for the first time	20
illustrations by gordon browne	19
the greater portion of	19
the afternoon of the	19
the arrival of the	19
from time to time	19
on the following morning	19
the command of the	19
the right of the	19
in a state of	19
other side of the	18
the banks of the	18
page illustrations by gordon	18
and it was not	18
the men of the	18
a good deal of	18
as soon as he	17
the battle of candahar	17
which he had been	17
the news of the	17
a portion of the	17
the direction of the	17
in the midst of	17
in the balla hissar	17
to one of the	17
in rear of the	17
the course of the	17
the advance of the	17
the centre of the	17
page illustrations by w	17
into the hands of	17
officers and men of	16
of one of the	16
it seems to me	16
and on the th	16
in one of the	16
the th native infantry	16
with a view to	16
that there was no	16
in the shape of	16
in the middle of	16
the th and th	15
greater portion of the	15
in a few days	15
at the top of	15
was one of the	15
the conduct of the	15
the th light dragoons	15
of the army of	15
the night of the	15
greater part of the	15
that he had been	15
of the th the	15
quarter of a mile	14
in consequence of the	14
of the th and	14
that the enemy were	14
had it not been	14
the nature of the	14
it was known that	14
the strength of the	14
for the use of	14
the officer in command	14
the edge of the	14
the middle of the	14
the attack on the	14
would be able to	14
the position of the	14
as well as the	14
on the banks of	14
a quarter of a	14
the close of the	14
the side of the	14
the gate of the	14
and men of the	14
as soon as they	14
in the meantime the	14
do not think that	14
the inhabitants of the	13
of the th light	13
of the th lancers	13
it not been for	13
the walls of the	13
at the point of	13
it would be better	13
mile and a half	13
there is no doubt	13
afternoon of the th	13
general sir john keane	13
in advance of the	13
the state of the	13
rank and file wounded	13
a great number of	13
the first afghan war	13
the face of the	13
the command of major	13
in the battle of	13
on the st of	13
of the nd highlanders	12
the use of the	12
on the night of	12
the early part of	12
in spite of the	12
at a short distance	12
the khan of khelat	12
the treaty of gundamuk	12
the main body of	12
on the evening of	12
the loss of the	12
the th punjaub infantry	12
by the british government	12
in charge of the	12
he was able to	12
the spot where the	12
as soon as it	12
the point of the	12
the attention of the	12
to take part in	12
was in command of	12
for a few minutes	12
th bengal native infantry	12
from one of the	12
in a great measure	12
it was found that	12
the heat of the	12
the th of november	12
a short distance from	12
as far as the	12
that he should be	12
the result of the	12
for two or three	11
a mile and a	11
in a position to	11
the summit of the	11
a few of the	11
the entrance to the	11
turned out to be	11
what was going on	11
the beginning of the	11
by the end of	11
it was impossible to	11
in addition to the	11
the departure of the	11
a mile from the	11
the state of affairs	11
the cavalry and horse	11
by order of the	11
little more than a	11
the officers of the	11
russia in central asia	11
the siege of herat	11
out of the question	11
you may be sure	11
the force of the	11
take part in the	11
but i do not	11
in the british camp	11
that it was the	11
it will be a	11
the people of the	11
of the hindoo koosh	11
the course of a	11
in the possession of	11
was by no means	11
the hero of the	11
that it was not	11
by the fire of	11
of which he was	11
a part of the	11
a wing of the	11
on the top of	11
was at an end	10
it so happened that	10
set to work to	10
and as soon as	10
the hero of this	10
and it would be	10
the th of september	10
the abandonment of the	10
in the character of	10
and there was no	10
that he did not	10
on the throne of	10
to the rank of	10
the difficulties of the	10
at a distance of	10
the minister for war	10
his majesty shah shooja	10
of the bombay army	10
the destruction of the	10
two companies of the	10
of the british force	10
shah soojah on the	10
came to an end	10
by the side of	10
put an end to	10
he was about to	10
the th of august	10
of the french army	10
the remains of the	10
right bank of the	10
a large body of	10
a great deal of	10
at the mouth of	10
at the beginning of	10
mouth of the pass	10
on the point of	10
three or four of	10
at the time of	10
head of the column	10
that there was a	10
a large number of	10
on account of the	10
the women and children	10
the heart of the	10
of some of the	10
the head of his	10
i do not know	10
night of the th	10
the midst of the	10
to be able to	10
a minute or two	10
on his way to	10
the naval and military	10
and on the following	10
the duke of cambridge	10
in the face of	10
top of the pass	10
no doubt that the	10
to the north of	9
the scene of the	9
in a day or	9
they were able to	9
main body of the	9
men of the th	9
the line of march	9
general of the ordnance	9
the order of the	9
and the whole of	9
a member of the	9
the interior of the	9
for a few days	9
in the vicinity of	9
it seemed to him	9
of russia in central	9
the progress of the	9
the house of the	9
put a stop to	9
hero of this story	9
early in the morning	9
to the right of	9
military point of view	9
secretary of state for	9
in the event of	9
took part in the	9
over and over again	9
borne in mind that	9
bank of the river	9
in view of the	9
the th light infantry	9
in the bala hissar	9
the evening of the	9
the man who had	9
the crest of the	9
to that of the	9
as far as possible	9
the fire from the	9
there could be no	9
a party of the	9
battery of horse artillery	9
that it was a	9
the capture of the	9
which they had been	9
be borne in mind	9
on either side of	9
the safety of the	9
who was in command	9
the assault of the	9
the protection of the	9
said to have been	9
may be said to	9
to the government of	9
for a long time	9
that it was impossible	9
son of dost mahomed	9
two or three days	9
to return to the	9
of the british troops	9
to the end of	9
it is probable that	9
there would be no	9
the last of the	9
at once to the	9
the commencement of the	9
in the attack on	9
the house of commons	9
the right bank of	9
the chiefs of the	9
on the previous day	9
as much as possible	9
is said to be	9
point of the bayonet	9
have no doubt that	9
a few days before	8
and at the same	8
and some of the	8
two or three hours	8
of sir alexander burnes	8
a few hundred yards	8
but there was no	8
of the nature of	8
and it will be	8
a mile of the	8
there was nothing to	8
went on to say	8
is no doubt that	8
that the british troops	8
it is evident that	8
the time of the	8
i told him that	8
a certain amount of	8
of the government of	8
that the enemy had	8
is one of the	8
heights on either side	8
the door of the	8
the secretary of state	8
that he was not	8
troop of horse artillery	8
have been able to	8
as far as i	8
in the centre of	8
be as well to	8
nature of the country	8
on our arrival at	8
we are going to	8
in charge of them	8
a strong body of	8
was not until the	8
seems to me that	8
the th of june	8
by one of the	8
to which he had	8
in that part of	8
was not to be	8
paid a visit to	8
the defence of the	8
it would be a	8
the guns of the	8
of the army in	8
in the morning the	8
two or three times	8
on their way to	8
from the british government	8
but it was not	8
of the balla hissar	8
this part of the	8
within yards of the	8
the ameers of scinde	8
the attack upon the	8
with a party of	8
it was determined to	8
came in sight of	8
the events of the	8
not be able to	8
the th of january	8
the ameer of cabul	8
either side of the	8
west frontier of india	8
and a mountain battery	8
to be allowed to	8
the council of war	8
it is not necessary	8
into the balla hissar	8
there can be no	8
cavalry and horse artillery	8
i am glad to	8
a battery of horse	8
manner in which he	8
seemed to him that	8
the effect of the	8
had an interview with	8
a quarter of an	8
four miles from the	8
the command of lieutenant	8
will be able to	8
to point out that	8
his way to the	8
the arrival of a	8
with the loss of	8
in time of peace	8
course of a few	8
of the th regiment	8
if it had been	7
in a short time	7
the british government would	7
the th bengal native	7
in the persian gulf	7
the success of the	7
there was not a	7
that the force should	7
should be allowed to	7
and the manner in	7
by the fact that	7
to the foot of	7
the resources of the	7
the end of march	7
at the court of	7
are for the most	7
the story of the	7
of state for india	7
by the arrival of	7
for the defence of	7
the operations of the	7
during the period of	7
at the hands of	7
an attack on the	7
on the line of	7
it was not the	7
so far as the	7
for the sake of	7
both sides of the	7
the exception of the	7
under cover of the	7
the same time he	7
with a view of	7
as it would be	7
of the cabul river	7
to the top of	7
of the th were	7
the history of the	7
there was no longer	7
of the d highlanders	7
end of the valley	7
in the defence of	7
the entrance of the	7
which is said to	7
must be borne in	7
you will have to	7
the light companies of	7
the whole under the	7
on arriving at the	7
in the heart of	7
before the arrival of	7
part of the country	7
on to say that	7
the cost of the	7
were by no means	7
was on his way	7
be said to have	7
to the court of	7
it was arranged that	7
would be of no	7
i am sure that	7
it was necessary to	7
had been sent out	7
of the enemy were	7
the north of the	7
that they did not	7
the termination of the	7
in the house of	7
the government of the	7
that he was to	7
the following day the	7
the ranks of the	7
may be sure that	7
the french and english	7
banks of the river	7
all along the line	7
i will take you	7
companies of the th	7
that there is no	7
it will not be	7
in the case of	7
a body of afghan	7
with the intention of	7
of the officers and	7
late in the afternoon	7
through the bolan pass	7
opened fire on the	7
part of the world	7
to join in the	7
would not have been	7
they made their way	7
the whole of it	7
of the horse artillery	7
of the first afghan	7
in the name of	7
foot of the hill	7
the garrison of the	7
manner in which the	7
hero of the story	7
and that he was	7
quarter of an hour	7
as soon as possible	7
the rear of the	7
in regard to the	7
one of the men	7
soldiers of the th	7
in possession of the	7
the court of directors	7
short distance from the	7
the heights on either	7
the character of the	7
to me to be	7
to the effect that	7
in which it was	7
that he was a	7
foot of the hills	7
a small body of	7
to the south of	7
at the prospect of	7
troops of all arms	7
to the fact that	7
of the bombay engineers	7
their way to the	7
it is to be	7
in which he had	7
the sick and wounded	7
the movements of the	7
page illustrations by alfred	7
the march of the	7
on the field of	7
fell into our hands	7
of which he had	7
near the village of	7
that he would not	7
is not to be	7
to the right and	7
soojah on the throne	7
the remainder of the	7
and in a few	7
as soon as i	7
shah soojah and his	7
the battle of the	7
and that it would	7
as well as of	7
a view of the	7
the duke of wellington	7
a few minutes later	7
and there was a	7
i have been thinking	7
that the whole of	7
be no doubt that	7
the great majority of	7
on the rd of	7
to carry out the	7
the command of brigadier	7
and it was with	7
of the afghan army	7
in the persian camp	7
that part of the	7
the defenders of the	7
than that of the	7
the british army in	7
the command of general	7
to him that the	7
the failure of the	7
the bengal european regiment	7
through the khyber pass	7
the fact that the	7
which he was the	6
in the great march	6
in favour of the	6
for a considerable time	6
of the fall of	6
that dost mahomed was	6
the following morning the	6
the level of the	6
its way through the	6
that he was in	6
some of whom were	6
the end of may	6
the occupation of the	6
a message to the	6
was at that time	6
at the close of	6
the careening bay ravine	6
the next day the	6
that we shall not	6
had no difficulty in	6
the hills to the	6
the majority of the	6
as a proof of	6
to say that the	6
of the bolan pass	6
fallen into the hands	6
of sappers and miners	6
then there was a	6
on the south side	6
as a matter of	6
and a detachment of	6
in the way of	6
to be observed that	6
of the native troops	6
the troops of the	6
on the th he	6
to whom he had	6
it is said that	6
that he had not	6
but at the same	6
that the british government	6
the bodies of the	6
in the service of	6
the fact that he	6
the retreat of the	6
the service of the	6
the fate of his	6
in half an hour	6
by the bolan pass	6
a great quantity of	6
of the state of	6
to put an end	6
was reported to be	6
lower end of the	6
he was unable to	6
the terms of the	6
the condition of the	6
to have been a	6
the contents of the	6
there are plenty of	6
along the line of	6
in the light of	6
in accordance with the	6
a few days after	6
shall be able to	6
the bank of the	6
on the right bank	6
of the bengal army	6
that it will be	6
that the people of	6
the bottom of the	6
handed over to the	6
is of no use	6
it must be remembered	6
body of the enemy	6
the st regiment of	6
their way through the	6
not only in the	6
that he and his	6
hundred yards from the	6
an account of the	6
it was decided that	6
some of the chiefs	6
the consequence was that	6
and many of the	6
in sight of the	6
that i was a	6
had been brought up	6
rest of the force	6
and a number of	6
the english and french	6
on the th and	6
it was apparent that	6
the opening of the	6
illustrations by alfred pearse	6
it is certain that	6
must be remembered that	6
of the light companies	6
about the middle of	6
at the rate of	6
for a day or	6
the khoord cabul pass	6
and the next day	6
to the assault of	6
it must be borne	6
end of the month	6
at the storming of	6
the fall of ghuznee	6
to the officers of	6
for three or four	6
to be followed by	6
that this would be	6
the number of men	6
the line of the	6
sir alexander burnes said	6
rank and file killed	6
the garrison of jellalabad	6
the point where the	6
was evident that the	6
the british army was	6
of the british minister	6
early on the morning	6
with some of the	6
or two of the	6
have been in the	6
of the men who	6
early part of the	6
for a considerable distance	6
the back of the	6
in the absence of	6
to sir alexander burnes	6
we have been here	6
and a couple of	6
and a half from	6
and that it was	6
be of no use	6
and it is not	6
the field of battle	6
at the door of	6
of the th native	6
the sight of the	6
the exception of a	6
regiment of native infantry	6
strength of the british	6
the fall of sebastopol	6
i can assure you	6
the siah sung heights	6
but it is not	6
squadron of the th	6
whole under the command	6
at the village of	6
the east india company	6
candahar on the th	6
it was decided to	6
sir frederick roberts had	6
towards the close of	6
a story of adventure	6
did not attempt to	6
we shall not have	6
i have been in	6
and kept up a	6
the son of a	6
of being able to	6
on each side of	6
outside the walls of	6
all over the country	6
he had no doubt	6
the lower end of	6
in the teeth of	6
as if they had	6
the right and left	6
in the autumn of	6
top of the hill	6
of the royal artillery	6
their position on the	6
the south side of	6
the head of a	6
of the bengal engineers	6
the first and second	6
the march to cabul	6
the views of the	6
dost mahomed and his	6
upon the other hand	6
had to be abandoned	6
to look after the	6
he had been a	6
the course of which	6
felt that it was	6
division of the army	6
be one of the	6
was no longer any	6
the massacre of the	6
said a few words	6
one or two of	6
the return of the	6
so far as to	6
manner in which they	6
half an hour later	6
and as it was	6
secretary to the government	6
of the camp followers	6
a considerable number of	6
lost no time in	6
banks of the indus	6
by the same author	6
that many of the	6
of the behmaroo heights	6
the shah of persia	6
the end of september	6
to the east of	6
fire of the enemy	6
the enemy were in	6
and at the end	6
chief of the army	6
but there was a	6
to return to india	6
of the east india	6
which led to the	6
have nothing to do	6
the appearance of the	6
as one of the	6
a couple of hours	6
south side of the	6
that they had been	6
in the presence of	6
in his despatch of	6
council of war at	6
it was agreed that	6
a military point of	6
on his return to	6
parts of the world	6
of the siege of	6
of the treaty of	6
masses of the enemy	6
it would be impossible	6
a view to a	5
the action of the	5
it would not have	5
i should have been	5
to make their way	5
for the supply of	5
the british force was	5
consisting of the light	5
the expenses of the	5
portion of the population	5
heat of the day	5
of the english army	5
empire in the east	5
arrived at the village	5
i should say that	5
a large proportion of	5
as soon as our	5
the following is a	5
a breath of wind	5
i do not wish	5
to all at home	5
command of the whole	5
that they were not	5
to him in the	5
a heavy fire from	5
to interfere with the	5
guns of the royal	5
where they were to	5
within the walls of	5
in the early part	5
their way into the	5
the th of march	5
of the afghan war	5
was found to be	5
the approach of the	5
there was a report	5
it is of no	5
to do but to	5
was known that the	5
and rank and file	5
did his best to	5
massacre of the mission	5
opened a heavy fire	5
it is true that	5
it may be said	5
the day after the	5
that it is not	5
in the end of	5
the men who had	5
in which they were	5
was to be seen	5
angus was able to	5
and most of the	5
in the first instance	5
and told him that	5
to speak to him	5
on which they were	5
of sir hugh rose	5
fire was kept up	5
of the enemy was	5
sir frederick roberts was	5
i am sorry to	5
the language of the	5
of the allied armies	5
the south of the	5
he had received from	5
side of the road	5
the opinion of the	5
that the british were	5
the loss of his	5
it was understood that	5
be better for you	5
think it would be	5
at the mercy of	5
was to be made	5
of the day were	5
out to be a	5
pointed out that the	5
to some of the	5
in various parts of	5
feet above the sea	5
which had been made	5
in support of the	5
be followed by a	5
i should never have	5
and two of the	5
to the balla hissar	5
to the best of	5
he was no longer	5
and in that case	5
under the duke of	5
a thousand rupees a	5
a few miles from	5
company of foot artillery	5
the natives of the	5
on the th october	5
in the habit of	5
of those who were	5
be observed that the	5
for a time the	5
bear in mind that	5
on the road to	5
it became evident that	5
and he at once	5
of the main body	5
and one or two	5
page illustrations by ralph	5
of the khyber pass	5
on the nd of	5
into a state of	5
until they reached the	5
of the position of	5
the th bengal cavalry	5
for many years past	5
soon as they had	5
in the khurum valley	5
to return to cabul	5
a couple of guns	5
rose to his feet	5
in a friendly manner	5
but a few days	5
policy on the north	5
as it was possible	5
under the impression that	5
hassan and his followers	5
the rule of the	5
a small force of	5
that the ameer was	5
that we shall be	5
not been for the	5
the other officers of	5
to make their escape	5
the death of the	5
nothing for it but	5
to the ameers of	5
he told me that	5
during which time the	5
became more and more	5
in front of them	5
to the officers and	5
into the chardeh valley	5
the defeat of the	5
the years gone by	5
his way through the	5
from the direction of	5
and it seemed to	5
military forces of the	5
to the present day	5
from the effects of	5
he was accompanied by	5
the fate of the	5
and had an interview	5
of dost mahomed khan	5
i was able to	5
the top of a	5
in the rear of	5
had been made by	5
the rear guard of	5
a man of great	5
of those who had	5
who took part in	5
in order to give	5
in which they are	5
it is a very	5
in the open air	5
the key of the	5
i feel sure that	5
the other end of	5
he was received with	5
it was not till	5
and i am sure	5
do not say that	5
the story of a	5
a battery of artillery	5
for a few years	5
by sea and land	5
for a short time	5
a mile or two	5
the name of the	5
large sums of money	5
from the balla hissar	5
a repetition of the	5
there was no time	5
it was said that	5
it could not be	5
and by the end	5
i did not think	5
to cover the retreat	5
lay down to sleep	5
with regard to the	5
so long as they	5
and sir alexander burnes	5
he went on to	5
the village of turrai	5
on the same day	5
can be no doubt	5
of the cabul force	5
two or three of	5
in the neighbourhood of	5
a few days later	5
in the maidan valley	5
of dost mahomed and	5
the attitude of the	5
the names of the	5
great numbers of the	5
was known to be	5
would have been a	5
i will tell you	5
of the british position	5
i have not been	5
the support of the	5
am sorry to say	5
page illustrations by h	5
in the interests of	5
would be better to	5
i am convinced that	5
a soldier of the	5
there would be a	5
the internal affairs of	5
the period of the	5
the retirement of the	5
with the object of	5
he would at once	5
to do with the	5
if he were to	5
state of the country	5
the day before yesterday	5
received a letter from	5
in the early morning	5
for the relief of	5
i am going to	5
information as to the	5
that one of the	5
the faces of the	5
was heard in the	5
on the right of	5
it is not a	5
the possession of the	5
the outskirts of the	5
and part of the	5
thousand rupees a month	5
of which they had	5
should be sent to	5
illustrations by stanley l	5
the fortress of khelat	5
the result of a	5
of the sherpur cantonment	5
the enemy from the	5
illustrations by ralph peacock	5
nothing could be more	5
the commander of the	5
of our indian empire	5
a few days afterwards	5
side of the indus	5
our position on the	5
in the morning of	5
out in search of	5
to the throne of	5
the afghans had been	5
it was in the	5
a few minutes the	5
the gardens and enclosures	5
the heads of the	5
that we should be	5
effort was made to	5
the th of october	5
the british troops marched	5
the bearer of a	5
the efforts of the	5
he was in the	5
to believe that the	5
of the peiwar kotul	5
one side of the	5
the cavalry and artillery	5
of the naval and	5
in time of war	5
the pir paimal hill	5
light companies of the	5
to a certain extent	5
the end of november	5
were close at hand	5
i do not say	5
the form of a	5
one of the first	5
of the chardeh valley	5
with a loss of	5
the sound of a	5
him that it was	5
of the house of	5
the british government to	5
as those of the	5
middle of the day	5
down through the passes	5
during the next few	5
the whole force was	5
of the army to	5
to the british government	5
to the spot where	5
did not think of	5
various parts of the	5
between great britain and	5
was in charge of	5
on the day before	5
him that he had	5
it was reported that	5
the news that the	5
that some of the	5
of one of his	5
the object of the	5
of the pir paimal	5
we were about to	5
were not to be	5
many of the men	5
page illustrations by c	5
into the midst of	5
that he would be	5
and in spite of	5
the envoy and minister	5
that there was nothing	5
the first news of	5
it seemed as if	5
and on one occasion	5
to the command of	5
to return to their	5
a coup de main	5
at the bala hissar	5
it had been the	5
pointing out that the	5
the time of our	5
the taking of kelat	5
they found that the	5
do not wish to	5
wing of the d	5
glad to see you	5
that he had no	5
in the act of	5
wing of the nd	5
it became necessary to	5
in the days of	5
would be likely to	5
right and left of	5
half a mile from	5
was apparent that the	5
of the british envoy	5
surveyor general of the	5
that we were to	5
the fortunes of the	5
soon as he was	5
to the persian camp	5
nearly the whole of	5
of the bengal column	5
and the fact that	5
parts of the country	5
and for the moment	5
on a mission to	5
it would be well	5
the best of it	5
the sound of the	5
reason to believe that	5
on no account to	5
to enable him to	5
party of the th	5
it would certainly be	5
the british troops were	5
at the time that	5
on the edge of	5
and on reaching the	5
had nothing to do	5
what do you think	5
the soldiers of the	5
bank of the indus	5
it was certain that	5
he had been the	5
skirmish with the enemy	5
from want of water	5
a company of the	5
nothing to do with	5
of the people of	5
three or four days	5
a couple of days	5
to see what was	5
knowledge of persian and	5
he pointed out that	5
to be one of	5
their line of retreat	5
the weakness of the	5
is not necessary to	5
to take charge of	5
have no difficulty in	5
soon as it is	5
who had been taken	5
the casualties of the	5
in command of a	5
be some time before	5
the junction of the	5
part of the force	5
the relief of the	5
so that it was	5
the th and st	5
been captured by the	5
of which the following	5
the shape of a	5
forces of the crown	5
we were able to	5
on the opposite side	5
during the crimean war	5
the left of the	5
the enemy in the	5
so that we were	5
during the winter of	5
at the same moment	5
had been made to	5
of russia and persia	5
he would have been	5
to take possession of	5
it is important to	5
of the indian government	5
the honour of the	5
of the defeat of	5
to the shah and	5
and it is to	4
after the departure of	4
the ameer and his	4
to the horse artillery	4
and courage of the	4
but it would be	4
is to be observed	4
his way back to	4
on the third day	4
under the protection of	4
brought to a close	4
have anything to do	4
that they could not	4
the extremity of the	4
the british government was	4
of the norfolk rangers	4
in spite of all	4
to say that i	4
belonging to the horse	4
the teeth of the	4
the three or four	4
when on the th	4
a body of cavalry	4
took to their heels	4
the balla hissar of	4
in the morning they	4
that i had been	4
one of the officers	4
the body of the	4
a few days the	4
no doubt that he	4
way down to the	4
will be as well	4
at the thought of	4
in order that they	4
a treaty with the	4
became evident that the	4
was known as the	4
as the result of	4
the security of the	4
be out of the	4
and one of the	4
of what was going	4
at once proceeded to	4
were found to be	4
of the massacre of	4
a man who has	4
sorry to say that	4
from the first had	4
one of the native	4
in addition to this	4
illustrations by paul hardy	4
supported by the th	4
had no means of	4
the report of the	4
the risk of being	4
to bear in mind	4
the authorities at home	4
favour of keeping candahar	4
had been made on	4
and one of them	4
on the side of	4
there is nothing to	4
an hour later the	4
that they will not	4
the character of a	4
people of the country	4
to the gate of	4
of the fort and	4
may be able to	4
he found that the	4
it was doubtful whether	4
a large quantity of	4
he goes on to	4
interests of the british	4
bearer of a letter	4
the authorities of the	4
that you will be	4
and on the evening	4
the thick of the	4
in the conduct of	4
had been sent from	4
out to the last	4
some day or other	4
mahomed and his family	4
of the party was	4
it will be as	4
agree with you that	4
at the expense of	4
at the time to	4
fell into the hands	4
a strong party of	4
he was with the	4
officers who had been	4
of the royal horse	4
in a confused mass	4
and the destruction of	4
told me that he	4
the siege may last	4
the plan of attack	4
capture of the fort	4
the baggage of the	4
to the last extremity	4
a few miles distant	4
the most part of	4
the remnant of the	4
the belief that the	4
the results of the	4
our dealings with the	4
there were only two	4
and the th native	4
was made on the	4
he was not in	4
the point at which	4
there has been no	4
orders were given that	4
i could not help	4
at daylight on the	4
come with me to	4
get out of the	4
at the persian court	4
the disposition of the	4
of three officers of	4
story of adventure in	4
that would be a	4
fire on the afghan	4
on the extreme right	4
i paid a visit	4
and the th ghoorkas	4
out that in the	4
he is a good	4
if they did not	4
then secretary of state	4
ought to have been	4
within a few miles	4
the camp of the	4
it was with the	4
with which he had	4
of the country in	4
part of the government	4
from the hindoo koosh	4
the early morning of	4
the afghan army had	4
hills to the north	4
they were unable to	4
it was too late	4
the value of the	4
that it did not	4
with part of his	4
some books for girls	4
the ruler of the	4
the force under general	4
it was seen that	4
i wrote to you	4
in the spring of	4
from which he had	4
guns of the fortress	4
they could not have	4
of the country and	4
advanced to the attack	4
part of the army	4
on the extreme left	4
face to face with	4
regiments of the line	4
the attack of the	4
be said to be	4
the east of the	4
was nothing for it	4
a few minutes before	4
be under our guidance	4
the independence of the	4
th and th regiments	4
the chief of the	4
of the mountain guns	4
of the storming party	4
come in from the	4
the approach to the	4
bombay on the th	4
other end of the	4
close to each other	4
the quarries in front	4
of the city and	4
visit to the crimea	4
have no wish to	4
the adventures of a	4
so as to avoid	4
there was no doubt	4
on both sides of	4
doubt as to the	4
it was absolutely necessary	4
as far as he	4
to the scene of	4
the whole of his	4
not a breath of	4
was set on fire	4
to see that the	4
of the indus to	4
at a little distance	4
could not have been	4
not only of the	4
the garrison of lucknow	4
came up to the	4
on one of the	4
can be little doubt	4
pension of a thousand	4
and said that he	4
under cover of this	4
news of our approach	4
of the gwalior contingent	4
in favour of keeping	4
for the return of	4
no difficulty in finding	4
under the guidance of	4
was a shout of	4
as fast as he	4
as will be seen	4
they arrived at the	4
and the idea of	4
the slopes of the	4
the earlier years of	4
through the streets of	4
to be taken on	4
of the board of	4
with all possible speed	4
he is sure to	4
there was no hope	4
it was resolved to	4
resources of the country	4
they were ordered to	4
in order to obtain	4
late in the evening	4
the course of events	4
was no chance of	4
in the afternoon of	4
the greatest part of	4
the th regiment of	4
was agreed that the	4
the resistance of the	4
chief of the staff	4
there were no signs	4
that they would be	4
of the conduct of	4
and there is no	4
to be the case	4
and that we should	4
on the arrival of	4
the massacre at cabul	4
nd battalion of the	4
in this part of	4
of the last century	4
over to the governor	4
said to be the	4
the flashes of the	4
love to all at	4
who had been sent	4
the day after to	4
had been unable to	4
the quarters of the	4
among the camp followers	4
of no use to	4
companies of the nd	4
opened fire upon the	4
had been given by	4
his account of the	4
on one occasion a	4
the th of april	4
illustrations by william rainey	4
three or four miles	4
were driven back with	4
appears to have been	4
the troops and the	4
and surrounded by a	4
not the man to	4
and the government of	4
was a man of	4
and the th punjaub	4
been the means of	4
at home and abroad	4
aspect of the case	4
no doubt whatever that	4
of the british forces	4
a few words to	4
and some of his	4
into action on the	4
order of the doorannee	4
it would not be	4
of the town and	4
with the ameers of	4
of the th punjaub	4
he is a very	4
from twenty to thirty	4
that he should not	4
it was not so	4
that we were not	4
the worse for it	4
that in a few	4
that it would have	4
it will be desirable	4
to remain in the	4
the expression of his	4
to the fire of	4
the conquest of herat	4
of war at jellalabad	4
to give up their	4
of the rikabashee fort	4
as he had been	4
at the age of	4
over the hindoo koosh	4
command of the artillery	4
the th of february	4
of some of his	4
of the whole of	4
on the approach of	4
with the news that	4
in the destruction of	4
that it was only	4
an attack upon the	4
after the arrival of	4
no more than a	4
at daylight the next	4
in the form of	4
his excellency the commander	4
in mind that the	4
difficulties of the journey	4
the presence of a	4
a mission to the	4
of the bengal european	4
felt that he was	4
would not only be	4
of killed and wounded	4
the throne of afghanistan	4
of the garrison had	4
had an opportunity of	4
and two or three	4
the protection of his	4
to the ameer of	4
the outbreak of the	4
force of the wind	4
part of the day	4
the morning of september	4
and the other officers	4
by the cavalry and	4
in any of the	4
under a heavy fire	4
with the affairs of	4
point of view the	4
the afghans on the	4
th regiment of foot	4
to return to england	4
on the th general	4
in order to keep	4
to say that he	4
with the ruler of	4
and the whole country	4
of the different regiments	4
told him that i	4
i have endeavoured to	4
with the fall of	4
it was the most	4
into the interior of	4
in the khoord cabul	4
in front of sebastopol	4
the duke of newcastle	4
not only on the	4
of the men of	4
was no longer a	4
object of the expedition	4
the th of july	4
the road to the	4
the shelter of the	4
been given by the	4
i hope you will	4
one of the other	4
consisted of the th	4
determined to make a	4
of the month the	4
he was not a	4
of them were killed	4
and for a time	4
the position of a	4
within a quarter of	4
see what was going	4
and drove the enemy	4
they were to be	4
and his four men	4
and about a mile	4
yards in front of	4
under sir willoughby cotton	4
were made by the	4
to give him a	4
the case of the	4
between him and the	4
a few days at	4
the interval between the	4
there was very little	4
the event of a	4
front of the redan	4
the evacuation of jellalabad	4
in spite of his	4
in the words of	4
there was a good	4
there was a shout	4
by a desire to	4
that any of the	4
the part of our	4
was a good deal	4
a few miles of	4
it would be too	4
nature of the ground	4
not of the best	4
in the history of	4
he came into the	4
not been able to	4
threw up his hands	4
there was no difficulty	4
the throne of cabul	4
and a few of	4
it would be more	4
sir alexander burnes and	4
and the british force	4
you will be able	4
the rear of our	4
at the first news	4
that he has been	4
extremity of the pir	4
and opened fire on	4
on my way to	4
sir donald stewart and	4
the mahomed shereef fort	4
force of the enemy	4
for the last two	4
of the boer war	4
the northern frontier of	4
i shall be obliged	4
but were driven off	4
old east india company	4
the late lord cardwell	4
one of the gates	4
after the taking of	4
well acquainted with the	4
the whole of our	4
as this was done	4
and for the most	4
of women and children	4
the shape of the	4
to him on the	4
the second afghan war	4
the fight in the	4
the interests of the	4
of the military authorities	4
under the orders of	4
the gate was blown	4
will start at once	4
and the rest of	4
and to the officers	4
the old east india	4
of the previous day	4
two or three miles	4
the nd punjaub infantry	4
within sight of the	4
a squadron of the	4
portion of the bengal	4
in the hope that	4
my way down to	4
will do my best	4
an officer in the	4
in the open plain	4
pointed out to him	4
the enemy were driven	4
that he should have	4
it was a great	4
news of the defeat	4
for the next two	4
proved to be a	4
one company of foot	4
should be given up	4
as a token of	4
at the entrance to	4
about a quarter of	4
had been present at	4
at the bottom of	4
i will give you	4
were known to be	4
a great advantage to	4
you are going to	4
two guns of the	4
a village near the	4
with best love to	4
who served under him	4
the end of april	4
as long as we	4
the first place the	4
a week after the	4
the repulse of the	4
the board of control	4
a regiment of native	4
two lacs of rupees	4
make my way down	4
on which he was	4
among the men who	4
sanitary condition of the	4
sir john keane was	4
of the light and	4
th of january the	4
the natural result of	4
to put a stop	4
did not hesitate to	4
in honour of the	4
there was a rush	4
the end of july	4
about half an hour	4
it will be well	4
soldiers and camp followers	4
of bengal native infantry	4
that there should be	4
of course you will	4
the ladies and children	4
which the enemy were	4
northern frontier of afghanistan	4
they came upon the	4
in the present day	4
the british army should	4
on our way to	4
the murder of the	4
with a new preface	4
the line of retreat	4
in the years gone	4
to me that you	4
and the greater part	4
a state of defence	4
of a british force	4
was to be done	4
the people of afghanistan	4
the following day general	4
to say nothing of	4
and it has been	4
of what was passing	4
that i have been	4
end of the year	4
said that he would	4
the defence of jellalabad	4
it has been a	4
first news of our	4
at a time when	4
battalion of the th	4
of the old east	4
to the weakness of	4
the single line of	4
one of the best	4
as soon as we	4
with page illustrations by	4
succeeded in getting through	4
from the time of	4
we had a very	4
there was a general	4
the enemy had been	4
numbers of the enemy	4
not a man of	4
to enter the town	4
to the left of	4
as an act of	4
of the khyber column	4
it would be of	4
were on the alert	4
of this story is	4
within half a mile	4
the navy and army	4
for the assault of	4
under cover of which	4
i was sure that	4
the st of december	4
of the th hussars	4
morning of the d	4
the occupants of the	4
a mission to cabul	4
toward the end of	4
on the march to	4
up and down the	4
be very glad to	4
attention was paid to	4
greater part of his	4
daylight the next morning	4
that the game was	4
of the khan of	4
an hour or two	4
a few days ago	4
a friendly manner by	4
to be sent to	4
he did not think	4
we were to be	4
hold out to the	4
the latter part of	4
too strong to be	4
from the nature of	4
the british government and	4
the end of a	4
to the house of	4
to share in the	4
it his duty to	4
a heavy musketry fire	4
a heavy fire upon	4
in anticipation of the	4
the leader of the	4
a junction with the	4
and as far as	4
it was resolved that	4
began to climb the	4
been made on the	4
of the attack on	4
there was nothing for	4
that i should be	4
as soon as this	4
page illustrations by john	4
on all sides by	4
as they did so	4
it was determined that	4
close of the year	4
and the result of	4
evening of the th	4
he had been sent	4
with illustrations by w	4
as he reached the	4
invasion of india by	4
there was no chance	4
is said to have	4
the weight of the	4
the fact that a	4
the court of persia	4
was reached on the	4
placed at his disposal	4
but as they were	4
takes part in the	4
and he told me	4
we were obliged to	4
he felt that it	4
the part of a	4
during my period of	4
are we to do	4
the plain to the	4
the light division under	4
mouth of the defile	4
for me to give	4
it was a critical	4
that there would be	4
when it was found	4
a pension of a	4
general sir willoughby cotton	4
of a mile of	4
an hour after the	4
of the th foot	4
guns had to be	4
of which was the	4
for a couple of	4
to take the offensive	4
in the hope of	4
take possession of the	4
that the shah had	4
at the cost of	4
a very different thing	4
a young officer of	4
the slaughter of the	4
latter part of the	4
nd bengal light cavalry	4
akbar khan sent in	4
page illustrations by j	4
of the th bengal	4
to be ready to	4
the whole of this	4
are you going to	4
and that he would	4
by the british troops	4
am glad to see	4
to be out of	4
short service and reserve	4
come to close quarters	4
that they would have	4
azim shook his head	4
the royal horse artillery	4
a troop of cavalry	4
after the fall of	4
as quickly as possible	4
both civil and military	4
the cause of the	4
seated on the throne	4
have a chance of	4
a prisoner of war	4
it would be useless	4
to him and to	4
in the council of	4
the ruins of the	4
out to him that	4
the number of the	4
they were in the	4
our sick and wounded	4
their way down to	4
have the honour to	4
arrived here on the	4
of the th of	4
if he had been	4
quarries in front of	4
in accordance with their	4
of a thousand rupees	4
but it is a	4
to the other officers	4
was not the man	4
was to be the	4
a council of war	4
and the troops were	4
the defences of the	4
a couple of regiments	4
the center of the	4
it had not been	4
companies of the four	4
the day passed slowly	4
on the bank of	4
the th the enemy	4
face of an enemy	4
the duke of connaught	4
and it is a	4
one of his men	4
for the evacuation of	4
at siege of ghuznee	4
division under sir george	4
when they saw the	4
side of the mountains	4
the plains of eusofzye	4
page illustrations by g	4
the th and the	4
for a few hours	4
the cantonments and the	4
of the commissariat fort	4
the bed of the	4
to do with it	4
the fury of the	4
i am unable to	4
of the troops in	4
from the fact that	4
carried out by the	4
command of the french	4
there can be little	4
would be a great	4
with him on the	4
the eldest son of	4
campaign of the indus	4
for a minute or	4
as the head of	4
one of them is	4
day after day the	4
it was intended to	4
on the ground that	4
and took possession of	4
would be better for	4
that you have been	4
he was willing to	4
by the rush of	4
should be able to	4
if they had been	4
more than a puppet	4
that had been made	4
at the other end	4
and the fire of	4
a considerable portion of	4
and the death of	4
the means of saving	4
to hold out to	4
the conditions of the	4
had been left behind	4
on the th a	4
in the internal affairs	4
up to him and	4
lay down their arms	4
i suppose we shall	4
and left of the	4
was estimated at about	4
of the surrounding country	4
had ceased to be	4
possession of the city	4
and a party of	4
well satisfied with the	4
there was a slight	4
he was a man	4
of the enemy who	4
in one of his	4
spirit of the troops	4
it was clear that	4
of the officers of	4
on his arrival at	4
of opinion that the	4
receipt of this intelligence	4
by a portion of	4
the feelings of the	4
the first part of	4
in front of him	4
that the afghans had	4
some of them were	4
it was to be	4
the troops in the	4
for the rest of	4
and took up a	4
the troops from the	4
it proved to be	4
had been sent to	4
rose to their feet	4
and i should be	4
the presence of the	4
of the ameer of	4
if we were to	4
of a letter from	4
on the north side	4
the passage of the	4
a small party of	4
to herat and cabul	4
the country in the	4
at the house of	4
to get out of	4
a half from the	4
for four or five	4
a visit to the	4
and that they had	4
on which they had	4
after the commencement of	4
as if it had	4
and a battery of	4
with the british government	4
of the asmai heights	4
so great was the	4
to withdraw from the	4
said that it was	4
giving an account of	4
internal affairs of the	4
whole of the afghan	4
the march was resumed	4
and i believe that	4
had the satisfaction of	4
had received from the	4
by the treaty of	4
the government at home	4
was strong enough to	4
mouth of the indus	4
by the khyber route	4
the expense of the	4
and it was evident	4
st bengal native infantry	4
i was obliged to	4
and i am afraid	4
during the month of	4
in the ranks of	4
a detachment of the	4
hands of the enemy	4
position of the enemy	4
we should have been	4
that the head of	4
to the secretary of	4
as he did so	4
there will be no	4
through one of the	4
foot of the mountains	4
i have heard that	4
the front of the	4
that he could not	4
during the whole of	4
the time that the	4
and th regiments of	4
going to try to	4
our policy on the	4
that it should be	4
in a spirit of	4
to the place of	4
st regiment of bombay	4
the british forces were	3
he came to be	3
by a host of	3
the rank and file	3
at the sound of	3
had been blown in	3
were for the most	3
and i could not	3
in their power to	3
in a position of	3
the army was encamped	3
were supposed to be	3
for a time in	3
a time when the	3
led against the enemy	3
that we are not	3
killed at purwan durrah	3
as they approached the	3
each other in the	3
an invasion of india	3
those who took part	3
and that there was	3
of sir henry fane	3
on the back of	3
state of affairs in	3
he was by no	3
able to get on	3
the storming of the	3
been in command of	3
prevent the afghans from	3
which had been sent	3
deep in the water	3
a considerable distance in	3
as had been intended	3
the end of february	3
the room in which	3
was proved to have	3
of a number of	3
the cabul field force	3
the wisdom of the	3
for hundreds of miles	3
he had last seen	3
in the dark as	3
on the afghan frontier	3
down the left bank	3
the marquis of ripon	3
the st bengal native	3
as it was in	3
were in charge of	3
the volumes are sold	3
the work was done	3
cut or uncut edges	3
they would assuredly have	3
the upper balla hissar	3
the hellespont to the	3
the troops were again	3
his son and successor	3
which might have been	3
that the number of	3
th and st regiments	3
were nearly a mile	3
general and his staff	3
not be far off	3
fell back to the	3
have a great deal	3
left bank of the	3
take his place in	3
foot of the bolan	3
the administration of the	3
but it will be	3
the days of the	3
at the present time	3
an order for the	3
men of the highest	3
that a policy of	3
and will was soon	3
of the english troops	3
were too strong for	3
information that the enemy	3
found refuge in the	3
i did not expect	3
and i have a	3
illustrations by the author	3
at the proper time	3
within a few days	3
my good fortune to	3
the army in india	3
were already in the	3
and that they were	3
place on the th	3
the general at once	3
of india and the	3
was almost impossible to	3
which was supposed to	3
is reported to have	3
me that i should	3
upper story of the	3
blown from a gun	3
two squadrons of the	3
consequence of the great	3
i am happy to	3
illustrations by wal paget	3
was made in the	3
as you may imagine	3
of his men to	3
of the war in	3
look after the horses	3
every inch of ground	3
the spot where he	3
there will be a	3
in the highest spirits	3
the explosion took place	3
more than a match	3
heat of the sun	3
could not be far	3
the royal artillery in	3
policy pursued for many	3
that side of the	3
to you on the	3
in pursuance of the	3
from the caspian to	3
and the chiefs of	3
they are not to	3
there ought to be	3
but there would be	3
terms of the treaty	3
threw themselves upon the	3
the bridge of boats	3
waiting to see the	3
soojah and his british	3
to see if the	3
of the two services	3
is just what i	3
will be seen by	3
it would not do	3
he alluded to the	3
which these hills abound	3
secretary to the governor	3
in the war office	3
i hear that the	3
the effects of the	3
the road through the	3
had fallen into the	3
he could not have	3
to a great extent	3
were making their way	3
best love to all	3
walls of the fortress	3
took place in the	3
is to be done	3
but it is to	3
of the candahar force	3
about the th of	3
they say that the	3
which resulted in the	3
officers of the british	3
th and th were	3
me that he had	3
under cover of night	3
it is not only	3
be led against the	3
the game was up	3
it was probable that	3
the light and second	3
it was almost impossible	3
of a few days	3
i said that i	3
from the upper provinces	3
he had left the	3
the balla hissar was	3
a blade of grass	3
be a great advantage	3
the rd and th	3
the force in the	3
native agent at cabul	3
to which they had	3
had been placed in	3
a distance of some	3
on his part to	3
the restoration of the	3
for the crime of	3
and i will try	3
him to believe that	3
it is not likely	3
saying that he was	3
his share of the	3
consisting of the th	3
to act against the	3
at the battle of	3
ruler of the punjaub	3
that they were now	3
the nd of november	3
the rest of his	3
and on his return	3
such a state of	3
and on the morning	3
that he had brought	3
you must have been	3
inhabitants of the country	3
the youngest of the	3
by a british army	3
the last two years	3
three in the morning	3
was taken by the	3
during the heat of	3
moved forward to the	3
his back on the	3
the fact that they	3
every soldier of the	3
troops of bombay horse	3
our officers and men	3
the next two or	3
gate of the fortress	3
rocks on either side	3
in that case you	3
had at length arrived	3
up in a workhouse	3
in spite of their	3
position to command the	3
as it was only	3
well to point out	3
to enter into any	3
we found that the	3
one of your men	3
of native infantry were	3
of our empire in	3
on its arrival at	3
a letter from him	3
the age of forty	3
when i was a	3
what do you say	3
have been left behind	3
of the advance of	3
but of course i	3
place among the troops	3
be a very different	3
one of the guns	3
was resumed on the	3
saw that it was	3
were to be taken	3
the hero is a	3
one of the british	3
am happy to say	3
it will be interesting	3
the appearance of a	3
he could not do	3
the scene of this	3
the end of october	3
and those of the	3
of persian and arabic	3
the face of an	3
the nd bengal light	3
take charge of him	3
master general of the	3
a party of horsemen	3
the honour to command	3
this time of the	3
i will try to	3
did not seem to	3
between life and death	3
ranks of the th	3
for the honour of	3
suddenly with all his	3
it will be necessary	3
the fate that awaited	3
that could have been	3
of the army were	3
came down to the	3
not a shot was	3
they were compelled to	3
to be left behind	3
force at his disposal	3
scattered to the winds	3
there is not a	3
set fire to the	3
to bear upon the	3
the feeling of the	3
come and see him	3
the sappers and miners	3
from the spot where	3
at the risk of	3
as fast as it	3
at the disposal of	3
right of the road	3
three batteries of artillery	3
it is difficult to	3
flight of dost mahomed	3
an hour and a	3
the province of candahar	3
found that the enemy	3
the army of cabul	3
mad with grief and	3
should be made to	3
storming of the rikabashee	3
and the guns of	3
had more than once	3
the balla hissar on	3
the shadow of the	3
a short summary of	3
of the british guns	3
and we did not	3
force through the hole	3
of bombay light cavalry	3
of the capture of	3
a squadron of her	3
in charge of a	3
naval and military reserves	3
in search of water	3
of any of the	3
his position on the	3
of the arrival of	3
more than a thousand	3
at that time was	3
silent for a minute	3
to the duke of	3
the admiration of the	3
commissioned officers and men	3
be remembered that the	3
and he was then	3
come down into the	3
by sir donald stewart	3
news that there was	3
there would have been	3
of the whole force	3
the northern provinces of	3
soon drove the enemy	3
of the fortress of	3
be able to give	3
agreed to do so	3
it as much as	3
and discipline of the	3
keeping up a heavy	3
of the d the	3
the batteries of the	3
from east to west	3
a party of horse	3
to be made good	3
of sir robert sandeman	3
days were spent in	3
he was joined by	3
and the enemy in	3
officers and men were	3
took possession of the	3
the end of that	3
with illustrations by paul	3
as hostages for the	3
officer in command of	3
point out that the	3
is the son of	3
that the natives were	3
of part of the	3
at a village near	3
the chiefs of all	3
occupied by british troops	3
be attacked by the	3
made his way to	3
would have been an	3
the head of one	3
of the gunpowder magazines	3