Life of the Amir Dost Mohammed Khan of Kabul - With His Political Proceedings Towards the English, Russian and Persian Governments, Including the Victory and Disasters of the British Army in Afghanistan #246383

Affairs of Sindh - Geography - Political position - Mission to the Mirs - Difficulties attending its reception - It arrives at Tattah - Stay at that city - Negotiations - Departure - Captain Christie and Sir Henry Pottinger proceed in disguise through Sindh - Dr. James Burnes invited to Sindh - His testimony - Extracts from Sir John Malcolm - Mission of Sir Alexander Burnes - Various treaties - Further negotiations with the Mirs - Their harsh treatment by the British Government - Sir Charles Napier sent to Sindh - Continued oppression exercised towards the Mirs - the Bilochis revolt - Battle of Miani - The Mir of Mirpur is defeated - Capture of Omercote - Battle of Pir Assee - Victory gained by Col. Jacob - Conclusion of the history of Sindh.<br><br>The country of Sindh is irrigated by the river Indus or Sindh, from which it takes its common appellation.