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The Fall of the Moghul Empire of Hindustan, by H. G. Keene
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End of Project Gutenberg Etext Fall of the Moghul Empire of Hindustan
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But the Moghul soldier of fortune was determined not to yield without a struggle.
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From this danger the Moghul princes were long kept free.
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Ah, this Solferino soup and roast chicken a la Moghul is the very thing.
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He pointed out that, such as the Moghul empire might be, Shujaa was its Vazir.
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The Fall of the Moghul Empire of Hindustan
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Now the Moghul cavalry are coming
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The punishment of death was visited upon some of the East India Company's officers and servants by the Moghul.
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The building, constructed of granite and glass in Moghul-modern style, sits in a lush garden where fountains softly play.
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Ismail at the head of his Moghul cavaliers repeatedly charged de Boigne's artillery, sabring the gunners at their posts.
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The English Company, by its ignominious treatment of the great Moghul, has forfeited its rights as Deewan of the Empire.
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It was as if he had been transported suddenly back across hundreds of years to the time of the Moghul Emperors.
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From my brother, it went thus: Three Bengali boys in English clothes running away from home toward Hardwar via Moghul Serai.
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The Moghul horse and the regular infantry in the Imperial service were under the general direction of Mohamad Beg and his nephew.
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Ever since the decline of the Moghul empire in the eighteenth century, the Muslims of India had felt in a false position.