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The Court And Camp Of Runjeet Sing

W G Osborne · 1840 · Licence to be verified · archive.org ↗

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1INTRODUCTION.

2XUl

3them from the numerous errors into which

4they had fallen, Nanac was violently op-

5posed by the Hindoo zealots, but treated

6kindly by the Emperor Baber, to whom

7he was presented in the course of his

8travels. He was unquestionably a man of

9uncommon genius, as may he inferred from

10the eminence he attained, and the success

11with which he combated the opposition

12which encountered him, while he laboured

13unremittingly to inculcate upon Hindoos

14and Mahomedans, that sublime principle

15which enjoins devotion to God, and peace

16towards men.

17Although he left two sons, he did not

18deem either of them worthy to succeed to

19his spiritual functions, which he devolved

20upon a Cshatriya, "one of the military class,)

21whom he had initiated in the mysteries of

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