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Pagina 44
... side of the body . The Muhammadan soldiers plundered all those jewels and rapidly set themselves to demolish the idol . The surviving in- fidels were deeply affected with grief , and they engaged " to pay a thousand thousand pieces of ...
... side of the body . The Muhammadan soldiers plundered all those jewels and rapidly set themselves to demolish the idol . The surviving in- fidels were deeply affected with grief , and they engaged " to pay a thousand thousand pieces of ...
Pagina 72
... side . " But Turták and ' Alí Beg , as they had never yet come to this country , regarded the swords of the Musulmáns as if they were those of mere preachers , and rushed on impetuously with about fifty thousand horsemen . From the mere ...
... side . " But Turták and ' Alí Beg , as they had never yet come to this country , regarded the swords of the Musulmáns as if they were those of mere preachers , and rushed on impetuously with about fifty thousand horsemen . From the mere ...
Pagina 82
... sides . " If one ball from an engine without the walls was dis- charged , it fell as two balls within , but from the engines within , 1 We find this kind of outwork constructed by Changíz Khán , in his siege of Bamían . although two ...
... sides . " If one ball from an engine without the walls was dis- charged , it fell as two balls within , but from the engines within , 1 We find this kind of outwork constructed by Changíz Khán , in his siege of Bamían . although two ...
Pagina 85
... side an iron wall of royal swords has been raised before the infidel Magog - like Tátárs , so that all that God - deserted tribe drew their feet within their skirts amongst the hills of Ghazní , and even their advance - arrows had not ...
... side an iron wall of royal swords has been raised before the infidel Magog - like Tátárs , so that all that God - deserted tribe drew their feet within their skirts amongst the hills of Ghazní , and even their advance - arrows had not ...
Pagina 118
... side and brought him down . Mukaddir instantly dismounting , cut off his head , and cast his body into the river . Concealing the head under his clothes he went to the river and washed his hands . up shouting , " Your Majesty , " and ...
... side and brought him down . Mukaddir instantly dismounting , cut off his head , and cast his body into the river . Concealing the head under his clothes he went to the river and washed his hands . up shouting , " Your Majesty , " and ...
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The History of India, as Told by Its Own Historians: The Muhammadan Period Henry M. Elliot Volledige weergave - 1871 |
The History of India, as Told by Its Own Historians: The ..., Volume 3 Sir Henry Miers Elliot Volledige weergave - 1871 |
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