Moslem Nationalism in India and Pakistan |
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Moslem officers were appointed in the capital of Jodhpur to the administrative positions of faujdar , kōtwāl , qilādār and amin . On January 9 , 1679 the emperor himself set out for Ajmer in order to be close to Jodhpur in case military ...
Moslem officers were appointed in the capital of Jodhpur to the administrative positions of faujdar , kōtwāl , qilādār and amin . On January 9 , 1679 the emperor himself set out for Ajmer in order to be close to Jodhpur in case military ...
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Colonel Van Cortlandt was another officer of mixed parentage who served Ranjit Singh . General Avitable was a Neapolitan by birth who ... Ranjit Singh did not punish officers who took redress into their own hands , 144 MOSLEM NATIONALISM.
Colonel Van Cortlandt was another officer of mixed parentage who served Ranjit Singh . General Avitable was a Neapolitan by birth who ... Ranjit Singh did not punish officers who took redress into their own hands , 144 MOSLEM NATIONALISM.
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The Hindus in fact staffed the subordinate revenue service and took their share of the profits before passing the collections on to the Moslem superior officers . The latter , however , were responsible to the emperor , thus forming an ...
The Hindus in fact staffed the subordinate revenue service and took their share of the profits before passing the collections on to the Moslem superior officers . The latter , however , were responsible to the emperor , thus forming an ...
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| العنوان | Moslem Nationalism in India and Pakistan |
| المؤلف | Hafeez Malik |
| الناشر | Public Affairs Press, 1963 |
| أصلي من | جامعة ميتشيغان |
| الكتب ذات التنسيق الرقمي | 29 آب (أغسطس) 2008 |
| عدد الصفحات | 355 من الصفحات |
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