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The Chitral Expedition: the Siege of Reshun, 1895. Creator: P Naumann.

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The Chitral Expedition: the Siege of Reshun, 1895. The British Army in India. 'Sketch by Mr. A. D. Greenhill Gardyne. The war in Chitral has left some smouldering embers. The tribesmen continue to trouble the British forces. In the neighbourhood of Dargai, about five hundred Mohmand Khels collected, and precautions had to be taken to prevent sudden attack. An incident in the late campaign is illustrated in our Issue, and will serve as an historical record'. From "Illustrated London News", 1895.

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