 ... once, charging any number, however superior, without the smallest hesitation. Against such sudden attacks the robber horsemen never attempted a stand ; they always fled at once, frequently sustaining heavy loss in men, and never succeeding in obtaining...  The Imperial Gazetteer of India - 第 215 頁William Wilson Hunter 著 - 1881完整檢視 - 關於此書
 | Sind irregular horse - 1856 - 306 頁
...heavy loss in men, and never succeeding in obtaining any plunder. These proceedings, and particularly the tracks daily renewed of our parties all over the desert, and at all the watering places near the hills, far beyond the British border, alarmed the robbers, and prevented their... | |
 | John Jacob - 1858 - 560 頁
...heavy loss in men, and never succeeding in obtaining any plunder. These proceedings, and particularly the tracks, daily renewed, of our parties all over...British border, alarmed the robbers, and prevented their ever feeling safe, and they soon ceased to make attempts on the British territory, although still... | |
 | John Jacob - 1858 - 520 頁
...heavy loss in men, and never succeeding in obtaining any plunder. These proceedings, and particularly the tracks, daily renewed, of our parties all over...British border, alarmed the robbers, and prevented their ever feeling safe, and they soon ceased to make attempts on the British territory, although still... | |
 | A. W. HUGHES - 1876 - 994 頁
...defensive operations to be abandoned ; every detachment was posted in the open plain, without any defensive works whatever ; patrols were sent in every direction...Meanwhile, Major Jacob had discovered that not only the Burdis and Mazaris, who were always inveterate marauders, but the Baloch settlers at Jani-dero, had... | |
 | Alexander Innes Shand - 1900 - 412 頁
...proceedings, and particularly the tracks, daily renewed, of our parties all over the desert and in all the watering-places near the hills, far beyond...British border, alarmed the robbers and prevented their ever feeling safe, and they soon ceased to make attempts on the British territory, though still... | |
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