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English: The Punjab ("Five Rivers"); a physical map from "Companion Atlas to the Gazeteer of The World" by G.H. Swanston (A. Fullarton, Edinburgh, 1859); the red dots mark Kabul, Jalalabad, and Peshawar, along the KhyberPass; Source: ebay, Nov. 2007
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Author G.H. Swanston (A. Fullarton, Edinburgh, 1859)
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