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brave veteran Sir Robert Sale. The Sikh generals committed some sad blunders and our own troops, there is too much reason 10 believe, owe the victory to that indomitable Phack which never knoas when it is beaten. rather than to the science or skill of the lea der who commanded them. The manpu- yring on the part ofSir Hugh Cough and Sir Henry liardnge seems to have been indil- feren', but the British bayonet did the busi- ness, although the officers we have named are not thereby steelcd against censure. The Slkhs, 1t is. clear, as regards discipline and courage, are fare superior to the enemies with whom we had to deal in India