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In 1857 who refused to take pension...?

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Lord Dalhousie

Although Nana Sahib's adoptive father had pleaded that his £80,000-a-year life pension be extended to Nana Sahib, the British governor-general of India, Lord Dalhousie, refuse

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In 1857 who refused to take pension...?​

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Lord Dalhousie

lord Dolhousie

In 1857 who refused to take pension...?