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sometimes cited as
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Islam and
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Search for Legitimacy:
Islam and Kingship...
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Knighted in 1870, he died 2
years later, aged 77, of
dengue fever.
Brittlebank, Kate (2003). "Tales of Treachery:
Rumour as the
Source of
Claims That...
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Brittlebank, Kate (2019). Tiger: The Life of Tipu Sultan. Juggernaut. p. 48. Mohibbul...
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