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Excerpt from Promotion of Learning in India During Muhammadan Rule (by Muhammadans)
Bengal soon killed off Babur, just as Gaur ener vated his Opium-eating son. Possibly, when Babur wrote the above remarks, he was thinking bitterly of how his life-long friend and comrade in arms, Kliwaja Kilan, the Crillon of many forays, had ?outed the glories of India, and had abandoned it and his master in order to return to the snows of Ghazni.
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