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Title: Akbar the Great Mogul, 1542-1605
Year: 1917 (1910s)
Authors: Smith, Vincent Arthur, 1848-1920
Subjects: Akbar, Emperor of Hindustan, 1542-1605 Mogul Empire India -- History 1526-1765
Publisher: Oxford : Clarendon Press
Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
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king the site as a whole, enoughsurvives to enable the visitor to realize with a considerable;degree of vividness the former magnificence of the mass obuildings during the brief period when they were the abode * (1) The Delhi Gate ; (2) the tantum portis), namely, (1) Agra Lai ; (3) the Agra ; (4) Blrbals ; Gate to E., (2) Ajmer Gate to W., (5) Chandanpal ; (6) Gwalior ; (3) the Amphitheatre (Circi) Gate (7) Tehra (or more accurately, to N., corresponding apparently Terha) ; (8) the Chor ; (9) the with the Delhi Gate ; and (4)^ Ajmer (Smith, Fathpur-Slkrl, iii, the Dholpur Gate, certainly the 59). The number of gates is same as the Gwalior Gate (Com- loosely stated as being either six mentarius, p. 561). The Elephant or seven by the same author in Gate (Hathi Pol), which also was another passage (ibid., p. 1). on the way to the ampliitheatre, Monserrate, who resided a long stands within the city walls. See time in the town, states that there map (p. 439).were only four gates (quattuor
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