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# The Military System of the Marathas, with a Brief Account of Their Maritime Activities c12.57

The Military System of the Marathas, with a Brief Account of Their Maritime Activities c12.57

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### [c12.57](https://indike.org/pramana/ins.polity.sen-1928.c12.57)

² Scott, \*History of the Dekkan\*, Vol. II, p. 203, refers to the plundering propensities of the Mughal soldiery in the following manner: ‘The ameer-al-amra was dangerously wounded . . . His remaining attendants brought him back . . . to the camp . . . where from a want of regularity and order, common in Hindustan, his tents, baggage and treasures had been wholly plundered by the soldiery and followers, on the supposition of his death’.

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