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Originally appearing in Volume V19, Page 317 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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NAWABGANJ  , the name of three towns of

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British
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India . (I) The most important is the headquarters of Bara Banki
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district in the
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United Provinces, on the Oudh and
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Rohilkhand railway, 17 M . E. of
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Lucknow; pop . (1901) 14,478 . It has a considerable
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trade in
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sugar and
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cotton goods . It was the
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scene of a victory by
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Sir
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Hope
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Grant during the
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Mutiny . (2) A
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town in
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Malda district, Eastern
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Bengal and
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Assam, on the Mahananda near its junction with the
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Ganges, a centre of
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river trade; pop . (1901) 17,o16 . (3) A town in
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Gonda district, United Provinces, on the Bengal and
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North-Western railway; pop . (1901) 7047 .

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