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Excerpt from History of Aurangzib, Vol. 2: Mainly Based on Persian Sources, War of SuccessionDara's ¿ight to Mairta, 189 - his sufferings, igi - paths closed to him, Igz - he is refused admission to Ahmadabad, 193 - ¿ight to Cutch, 194 - and Sehwan, Igs - jai Singh's march in pursuit, 196 - reaches Ahmadabad, 197 - and Cutch, 198-crosses the Rann terrible sufferings of troops, 199 - 1055 of horses and cattle. Zoi - jai Singh's loyalty vindicat...

Excerpt from Anecdotes of Aurangzib: Translated Into English With Notes, and Historical EssaysFrom Guzerat Aurangzib was recalled two years later and sent to Central Asia to recover Balkh and Badakhshan, the cradle of the royal house of Timur. Leaving Kabul on 7th April, 1647, he reached Balkh on 25th May, and battled long and arduously with the fierce enemy. The bravest Rajputs shed theii' blood in the Van of the Mughal army in that far off s...

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Excerpt from Economics of British India First edition (143 pp.), March, 1909. Second edition (304 pp.), March, 1911. Third edition (336 pp.), March, 1913. Four edition (384 pp.), April, 1917. In this edition the book has been thoroughly revised, the statistics brought up to date, and a chapter on the economic effects of the war on India added. So rapid is the economic transformation of India going on before our eyes and so fast is the lit...

Excerpt from Mughal Administration: Patna University Readership Lectures, 1920India. Among them have been Mr. Edward Thomas, the distinguished father of an equally distinguished son, Mr. H. Beveridge, who was once Judge in this very town (patna), Mr.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgott...

Excerpt from Studies in Mughal India The Mughal palaces at Delhi and Agra every year draw thousands of visitors from far and near. Their beauty and Splendour have moved the wonder of the world and the rapture of admiring artists and eloquent writers. The globe-trotter in India gives them the foremost place in his tour programme. Photographs and lantern-slides have made them familiar to far-off lands and home-staying people. About the Publish...

Excerpt from History of Aurangzib Based on Original Sources, Vol. 1In the very reign in which the Mughal crescent rounded to fulness and then began to wane visibly, the first glow of a new dawn was dis tinctly seen in our political Sky. The future lords of our country's destiny gained a firm and safe footing on its soil. Madras and Bombay became presidencies of the English East India Company in 1653 and 1687 respectively, Calcutta was founded ...

Excerpt from Shivaji and His Times From the purely literary point of view, the book would have gained much by being made shorter. But so many false legends about Shivaji are' current in our country and the Shivaji myth is' developing so fast (attended at times with the fabrication of documents), that l have considered it necessary in the interests of historical truth to give every fact, however small, about him that-has been ascertained on un...

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