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A History of the Mahrattas v2.c56.38

A History of the Mahrattas v2.c56.38

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v2.c56.38

Soon after Sindia had signed the treaty, General Donkin’s division proceeded to the westward, for the purpose of co-operating in the general plan, but the Marquis of Hastings continued to move about to the southward of Gwalior, to observe the motions of Sindia, who, though compelled to accept the terms imposed, was watching the progress of events in the Deccan, intriguing with the Peishwa, and endeavouring to stir up the Goorkhas of Nepaul to make common cause with the Mahrattas.