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The Victories of Wellington and the British Armies

Note 342 — Chapter III · THE SIKH CAMPAIGNS.338

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The author, in speaking irreverently of the Sikh army, may be considered in a measure to register his own condemnation. But the reader will kindly remember, that a lieutenant-colonel only commands a single regiment; and it may be inferred that, with his eyes open to the deficiencies of others, the author did his best to repair those of his own corps.

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