 | John George Cochrane - 1834 - 494 pages
...offender; and it is, never, more committed. ' M. Hall has shown to me on the field the corps.whiclji he has raised from amongst those former savages. And...the Indian army in a higher state of discipline.! He was.jusily proud of his goort work, and spared no trouble to himself that I might see it thoroughly... | |
 | Samuel Taylor Coleridge - 1836 - 286 pages
...Major Hall has shown me the corps he raised from these former savages, and 1 have seen none in India in a higher state of discipline. He was justly proud of his good work, and spared no trouble that I might see it thoroughly. Upwards of a hundred villagers were summoned from the neighbouring... | |
 | Victor Jacquemont - 1841 - 384 pages
...shown to me on the field the corps which he has raised from amongst those former savages. And 1 bave seen none in the Indian army in a higher state of...of his good work, and spared no trouble to himself tbat I might see itthoroughly in the few hours Ihad to spend with him. Upwards of a hundred of villagers... | |
 | 1853 - 774 pages
...committed. "Major Hall has shown to me, on the field, the corps which he has raised from amongst these former savages ; and I have seen none in the Indian...justly proud of his good work, and spared no trouble to I 1 i iii-fir that I might see it thoroughly in the few hours I had to spend with him. Upwards of one... | |
 | Samuel Taylor Coleridge - 1858 - 274 pages
...Major Hall has shown me the corps he raised from these former savages, and I have seen none in India in a higher state of discipline. He was justly proud of his good work, and spared no trouble that I might see it thoroughly. Upwards of a hundred villagers were summoned from the neighbouring... | |
 | Victor Jacquemont - 1861 - 456 pages
...stériles, tous les bras étant employés à la culture, il ya abondance de vêtements et de nourriture ; I have seen none in the Indian army in a higher state...himself that I might see it thoroughly in the few hours l'had to spend with him. Upwards of a hundred of villagers were summoned from the neighbouring villages... | |
 | Victor Jacquemont - 1861 - 460 pages
...employés à la culture, il ya abondance de vêtements et de nourriture ; 1 hâve seen none in thé Indian army in a higher state of discipline. He was...trouble to himself that I might see it thoroughly in thé few hours I had to spend with him. Upwards of a hundred of villagers were summoned from thé neighbouring... | |
 | Henry William Mulvany - 1868 - 154 pages
...committed. Major Hall has shown to me, on the field, the corps which he has raised from amongst these former savages ; and I have seen none in the Indian...the few hours I had to spend with him. Upwards of one hundred villagers were summoned, from the neighbouring villages and hamlets. I conversed with them... | |
 | 1853 - 852 pages
...committed. "Major Hall has shown to me, on the field, the corps which he has raUed from amongst these former savages ; and I have seen none in the Indian...it thoroughly in the few hours I had to spend with liim. Upwards of one hundred villagers were summoned from the neighbouring villages and bamlets. I... | |
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Hall has shown to me on the field the corps which he has raised from amongst those former savages. And I have seen none in the Indian army in a higher state of discipline. He was justly proud of his good work, and spared no trouble to himself that I might... 