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CHAPTER
XXIX
THE CONQUEST OF SIND
A. ORIGINAL MATERIALS
MANUSCRIPT
The principal source of information consists of the Political Proceedings
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India. These are not fully accessible to the student; but this disadvantage is
partially made good by the Ellenborough MSS at the Public Record Office
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CHAPTER
XXIX
THE CONQUEST OF THE PANJAP
A.
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