Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, المجلد 80W. Blackwood & Sons, 1856 |
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الصفحة 238
... Punjab Report , p . 33 . 16. to a man who has the temperament and talents for ruling , the position is almost peerless . The Premiership of England is not to be compared with it , as little is the Presidentship of the American Union ...
... Punjab Report , p . 33 . 16. to a man who has the temperament and talents for ruling , the position is almost peerless . The Premiership of England is not to be compared with it , as little is the Presidentship of the American Union ...
الصفحة 242
... Punjab , or level region inter- sected by these five rivers , presents every variety of aspect , from the most luxuriant cultivation to the most sandy deserts and the wildest prairies of grass and brushwood . A traveller passing along ...
... Punjab , or level region inter- sected by these five rivers , presents every variety of aspect , from the most luxuriant cultivation to the most sandy deserts and the wildest prairies of grass and brushwood . A traveller passing along ...
الصفحة 244
... Punjab have made to run through the wastes and link to- gether the cities of the annexed pro- vince . The most important of these is the grand trunk - road from Lahore to Peshawur , along the line of which the army of the Punjab is ...
... Punjab have made to run through the wastes and link to- gether the cities of the annexed pro- vince . The most important of these is the grand trunk - road from Lahore to Peshawur , along the line of which the army of the Punjab is ...
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