The Afghan Wars 1839-42 and 1878-80Forbes, Archibald
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The Afghan Wars 1839-42 and 1878-80
Forbes, Archibald
Afghan Wars
HIGHLANDERS, the 72d and 92d.
HILLS, Major-General, governor of Cabul.
HINDOO KOOSH, the.
HOBHOUSE, Sir John Cam, Lord Broughton, president of the Board of
Control, claims the responsibility of the first Afghan war in 1851,
contradictory statement in 1842.
HUFT KOTUL, the; last stand of the Afghans at.
HUGHES, Brigadier-General, at Ahmed Khel.
HUME, General.
HYDERABAD.
HYDER KHAN, son of Dost Mahomed, and governor of Ghuznee, taken
prisoner.
HYDRABAD.
I.
INDIAN CONTINGENT in the Mediterranean, the.
INDIKEE, mutinous sepoys captured in.
INDUS, the.
IRRAWADY, the.
ISTALIF, a Kohistan village destroyed.
JACOB'S RIFLES (30th Native Infantry) at the Maiwand disaster.
JADRAN.
JAZEE, Anderson encounters Ghilzais at.
JELLALABAD; British troops quartered in; march on resolved upon;
Durand's opinion of; Akbar's conditions for the evacuation of; defence
of; Pollock at; Elphinstone buried at; partially destroyed; Sir S.
Browne's camp near; disaster to the 10th Hussars near.
JENKINS, Colonel, of the Guides; storms the Asmai heights; adroit
evacuation of Asmai heights.
JENKINS, William, Secretary to Cavagnari.
JOHNSON, Captain, in charge of the Treasury at Cabul; hostage; arranges
the redemption of the captives.
JOHNSON, Colonel Alured, commands the artillery in the Great March.
JUBBUR KHAN, brother to Dost Mahomed, 28; in charge of Dost Mahomed's
family at Khooloom.
JUGDULLUK VALLEY, the; retreating column harassed at; slaughter at;
captives arrive at; Pollock engaged with Ghilzais at.
JULGAH FORT, the, Sale fails to take.
JUMROOD.
K.
KAMRAN, Shah of Herat.
KAREZAH.
KAREZ HILL, the.
KAREZ MEER.
KARRACK.
KATA KUSTIA.
KATTIAWAR.
KAUFMANN, General.
KAYE, Sir John; history of the Afghan war; opinion of Burnes; account of
Macnaghten's murder.
KEANE, Sir John, Commander-in-Chief of the Bombay army; marches towards
Hyderabad; his character; marches on Cabul; siege of Ghuznee; camp near
Cabul.
KELLY, Dr Ambrose, with Cavagnari.
KERSHAW, at siege of Ghuznee.
KHAKREZ VALLEY, the.
KHAROTI HILL, the.
KHEL AKHUND.
KHELAT; occupied by Nott.
KHELAT, Khans of. See MEERAB, NUSSEER.
KHELAT-I-GHILZAI; occupied by Nott; garrisoned; garrison withdrawn; one
of the stages on the Great March.
KHIG.
KHIVA.
KHODA BUXSH.
KHOOLOOM; Akbar at.
KHOOLOOM, Wali of.
KHOST VALLEY, the.
KHUSHK-I-NAKHUD, skirmish at.
KHYBER-Jellalabad-Gundamuk route, the.
KHYBER PASS, the; the clans of; Ghilzais intercept the communication by;
Wild fails to force; Pollock marches through; Cavagnari turned back
from; question of the retention of; evacuated.
KILLA ABDOOLLA.
KILLA KAZEE; Massy at.
KING'S GARDEN, the, at Cabul.
KNOWLES.
KOHDAMAN.
KOH-I-NOOR, the, taken by Runjeet Singh from Shah Soojah.
KOHISTAN, Dost Mahomed in.
KOJUK PASS, the; Brigadier England repulsed at.
KOKORAN.
KOLUM-DIL-KHAN.
KOTWAL OF CABUL, the, tried for the massacre of Cavagnari, etc.
KONDOOZ.
KOTTREE.
KUBBAR-I-JUBBAR.
KURAM VALLEY, the.
KURDURRAH.
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