 | Demetrius Charles Boulger - 1879 - 490 sider
...great man written in the days before the Simla manifesto. " The reputation of Dost Mahomed," he says, " is made known to a traveller long before he enters...municipal regulations regarding weights and measures; the merchant at the equity of the decisions and the protection of his property; and the soldiers at... | |
 | 1879 - 970 sider
...better merits the high character he has attained." " The justice of this chief," he writes again, " affords a constant theme of praise to all classes. The peasant rejoices in the absence of tyranny, the citizen in the safety of his home and the strict municipal regulations... | |
 | Charles Rathbone Low - 1880 - 382 sider
...guard or protection from one frontier to another, an unheard-of circumstance in the time of the kings. The justice of this chief affords a constant theme...absence of tyranny, the citizen at the safety of his home, the merchant at the equity of his decisions and the protection of his property, and the soldier... | |
 | Sir William Francis Butler - 1880 - 418 sider
...better merits the high character he has attained." " The justice of this chief," he writes again, " affords a constant theme of praise to all classes. The peasant rejoices in the absence of tyranny, the citizen in the safety of his home and the strict municipal regulations... | |
 | Hampstead univ. coll. sch - 1885 - 318 sider
...envoy at Cabul, to the character of the Dost. " No one better merits the high character he attained. The justice of this chief affords a constant theme of praise to all classes. The peasant rejoices in the absence of tyranny, the citizen in the safety of his home, the merchant at the equity of his... | |
 | Peter Hopkirk - 2001 - 588 sider
...known to the traveller long before he enters the country, and no one better merits the high character he has obtained. The justice of this chief affords...of his house and the strict municipal regulations, the merchant at the equity of his decisions and the protection of his property.' A potentate, Burnes... | |
 | 1879 - 556 sider
...guard or protection from one frontier to another, an unheard of circumstance in the time of the kings. The justice of this Chief affords a constant theme...absence of tyranny, the citizen at the safety of his home, the merchant at the equity of his decisions and the protection of his property, and the soldier... | |
 | 1838 - 734 sider
...protection, from one frontier to another — an unheard-of circumstance in the time of the kings. His justice affords a constant theme of praise to all classes : the peasant rejoices in the absence of tyranny, the citizen at the safety of his home and the strict municipal regulations... | |
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The justice of this chief affords a constant theme of praise to all classes : the peasant rejoices at the absence of tyranny ; the citizen at the safety of his home and the strict municipal regulations regarding weights and measures ; the merchant at... 
