Life of the Amir Dost Mohammed Khan of Kabul

Whilst the greatest effort has been made to ensure the quality of this text, due to the historical nature of this content, in some rare cases there may be minor issues with legibility. Affairs of Sindh - Geography - Political position - Mission to the Mirs - Difficulties attending its reception - It arrives at Tattah - Stay at that city - Negotiations - Departure - Captain Christie and Sir Henry Pottinger proceed in disguise through Sindh - Dr. James Burnes invited to Sindh - His testimony - Extracts from Sir John Malcolm - Mission of Sir Alexander Burnes - Various treaties - Further negotiations with the Mirs - Their harsh treatment by the British Government - Sir Charles Napier sent to Sindh - Continued oppression exercised towards the Mirs - the Bilochis revolt - Battle of Miani - The Mir of Mirpur is defeated - Capture of Omercote - Battle of Pir Assee - Victory gained by Col. Jacob - Conclusion of the history of Sindh.<br><br>The country of Sindh is irrigated by the river Indus or Sindh, from which it takes its common appellation.