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Clive triumphed; and Mohammed Ali, otherwise known as Nawab
The Story of Madras Glyn Barlow
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Collective government is inconsonant with the traditions and instincts of these Asiatic people, who would intuitively fear and obey the arbitrary mandate of a paramount chief, whether he be called Nawab, Sultan, or Governor.
The Philippine Islands John Foreman
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The former national team captain, better known as the Nawab of Pataudi, was admitted to a New Delhi hospital earlier this month with lung disease and appeared to be recovering before his condition deteriorated on Wednesday.
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The former national team captain, better known as the Nawab of Pataudi, was admitted to a New Delhi hospital earlier this month with lung disease and appeared to be recovering before his condition deteriorated on Wednesday.
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The former national team captain, better known as the Nawab of Pataudi, was admitted to a New Delhi hospital earlier this month with lung disease and appeared to be recovering before his condition deteriorated on Wednesday.
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"'Nawab' is not even a title now," he said, arguing that many men in the family can now use the title.
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"'Nawab' is not even a title now," he said, arguing that many men in the family can now use the title.
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"'Nawab' is not even a title now," he said, arguing that many men in the family can now use the title.
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"'Nawab' is not even a title now," he said, arguing that many men in the family can now use the title.
FOXNews.com 2010
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"'Nawab' is not even a title now," he said, arguing that many men in the family can now use the title.
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