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Page 444
... British . There are also British signalers . Two - thirds of the infantry are Indian ; all the engineers are Indian , and the Field Ambulances , Ordnance , and Service Corps are mostly Indian . In addition , there are the Gurkhas ...
... British . There are also British signalers . Two - thirds of the infantry are Indian ; all the engineers are Indian , and the Field Ambulances , Ordnance , and Service Corps are mostly Indian . In addition , there are the Gurkhas ...
Page 448
... British Policy Britain has taken much from India and con- tributed much to her . British businessmen , educators , and mis- sionaries of the 19th and 20th centuries im- proved conditions immeasurably . Great progress has been made along ...
... British Policy Britain has taken much from India and con- tributed much to her . British businessmen , educators , and mis- sionaries of the 19th and 20th centuries im- proved conditions immeasurably . Great progress has been made along ...
Page 519
... British , although it of course recognizes the suzerainty of the British Raj . It is still ruled by a Hindu dynasty which traces its ancestry in an un- broken line back to the period where history merges with legend . Although the ...
... British , although it of course recognizes the suzerainty of the British Raj . It is still ruled by a Hindu dynasty which traces its ancestry in an un- broken line back to the period where history merges with legend . Although the ...
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