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Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine — Volume 53, No. 328, February, 1843

Note 35 — DEATH OF THOMAS HAMILTON, ESQ.

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Bhawulpoor is so far under British protection, that it was saved from the arms of the Sikhs by the treaty with Runjeet Singh, which confined him to the other bank of the Sutlej; but it has never paid allegiance to the British Government. Its territory is of considerable extent, stretching nearly 300 miles along the river, by 100 miles average breadth; but great part of the surface consists of sandy desert.

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