 | 1852 - 372 sider
...child himself, carried him to his tent, protected him through his boyhood, and, on quitting India, left a sum of money in the hands of a friend to be applied to his use. The success of the recent campaign, at once terminated all risks, and confirmed... | |
 | Samuel Phillips - 1852 - 138 sider
...child himself, carried him to his own tent, protected him through his boyhood, and, on quitting India, left a sum of money in the hands of a friend to be applied to his use. This little war, if such a term can be applied to any hostilities in a country... | |
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... item of the spoil deserves more particular mention :— Among the baggage, was found a boy, about four years old, who proved to be the favourite son of Dhoondiah. Colonel Wellesley took charge of the child himself, carried him to his... 