The Accident Near Nagpur on the Great Indian Peninsula Railway: The Wreck of the Leading Engine is Shown Lying Upon Its Side
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The Accident Near Nagpur on the Great Indian Peninsula Railway: The Wreck of the Leading Engine is Shown Lying Upon Its Side
The Accident Near Nagpur on the Great Indian Peninsula Railway: The Wreck of the Leading Engine is Shown Lying Upon Its Side. Most of the Dead Bodies of the Soldiers Were Found in the Shattered Third-Class Carriage, and the Narrow Escape which the Commander-in-Chief and His Staff Had is Proved by the Position of H.E.'s Carriage Tilted Up on One End
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