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Cabul (Hebrew: כבול),
classical spelling: Chabolo; Chabulon, is a
location in the
Lower Galilee mentioned in the
Hebrew Bible, now the
Kabul local council...
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provides context on Solomon's sale of
territory to Hiram,
which he
derided as
Cabul (i.e. "good for nothing"). Kyle H.
Keimer argues that they
reflected Solomon's...
- Blackburn. David, The
extermination of a
British army: the
retreat from
Cabul, 2008 APH
Publishing Corporation. p. 121
Dalrymple 2013, p. 385. Dalrymple...
- The Candahar, Ghuznee,
Cabul Medal was
awarded to
those who took part in the
campaign in the
spring and
summer of 1842,
under the
command of
General William...
- The
cover of the 1902
first edition of To
Herat and
Cabul, A
Story of the
First Afghan War by G. A.
Henty and
illustrations by
Charles A. Sheldon, published...
- that you have
given me, my brother?".
Hiram then
calls them "the land of
Cabul", and the
writer of 1
Kings 9 says they were
called by this name "to this...
- the
upland plain among the
Naftali Mountains and
renamed it "the land of
Cabul" for a time. In the Iron Age II,
Galilee was part of the
Kingdom of Israel...
- the emb****y was in Elphinstone's work
titled Account of the
Kingdom of
Cabul and its
Dependencies in
Persia and
India (1815).
After spending about a...
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yellow Engagements Arracan 1838 – 42
Afghanistan Kandahar Ghaznee 1842
Cabul Moodhee Ferozeshah Sobraon 1878 – 80
Afghanistan 1885 – 87
Burma Commanders...
- thence. In 1839
Lieutenant Irwin notes that “a
variety of cat is bred in
Cabul, and some
parts of Toorkistan. By us it is very
improperly called "Persian"...
