FOOTNOTES, CHAPTER XXXIV
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Note 1 · [Footnote 3: The late Sir Bartle Frere, Bart, G.C.B., G.C.S.I.] [Footnote 4: The fever-giving tract of country at the foot of the Himalayas.Note 2 · [Footnote 1: In 1825 a religious adventurer from Bareilly made his appearance on the Yusafzai frontier with about forty Hindustani followersNote 3 · [Footnote 1: The average strength of the regiments was as follows: 10th and 12th Bengal Cavalry, each 9 British officers, 13 Native officersNote 4 · [Footnote 1: The numbers actually despatched from India were 13,548, of whom 3,786 were Europeans. In addition, a company of Royal EngineersNote 5 · [Footnote 1: I should have mentioned that Sir John Lawrence was not the only instance of a Bengal civilian rising to the position of Governo