Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 256,Nummer 1547William Blackwood, 1944 |
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Pagina 175
... Indians from the Pacific Coast were on the high seas , also making for the Punjab and trouble . Inevitably they ... Indian troops was undoubted , but it was due to a reason that Pingle apparently failed to understand . The truth was ...
... Indians from the Pacific Coast were on the high seas , also making for the Punjab and trouble . Inevitably they ... Indian troops was undoubted , but it was due to a reason that Pingle apparently failed to understand . The truth was ...
Pagina 181
... Indian Army ever spoke in English to their Indian officers and N.C.O.s ; but since he had been in France he had usually been billeted with French families , and had evidently made good use of his opportunities . He was not destined to ...
... Indian Army ever spoke in English to their Indian officers and N.C.O.s ; but since he had been in France he had usually been billeted with French families , and had evidently made good use of his opportunities . He was not destined to ...
Pagina 219
... Indian waters and interfere with convoys we were sending from India . If that were the case , the mouths of the Indus would form an ideal lurking - place . He would have to investigate this report at once . The Scharnhorst and Gneisenau ...
... Indian waters and interfere with convoys we were sending from India . If that were the case , the mouths of the Indus would form an ideal lurking - place . He would have to investigate this report at once . The Scharnhorst and Gneisenau ...
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