The abbreviation ‘lbs.’ appears multiple times with and without a preceding space, as ‘300 lbs.’ or ‘300lbs’, and is given here as printed.

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[29.32]the village of Charasia about eleven o[’]clockInserted.
[46.32]General Massy ordered his v[e/i]dettesReplaced.
[59.36]against the wooden framewor[d/k] of the pavilionReplaced.
[77.35]the large earthe[r]n jars and dubbersRemoved.
[79.8]It was by [no ]mean safe walkingAdded.
[90.8]to submit to ou[t]side interferenceInserted.
[112.10]a guide to some troops marching up the Bala Hissar [B/R]idgeReplaced.
[112.26]has sunk very low of [l]ateAdded.
[113.28]of w[h]ich 9½ will appear in the accountsInserted.
[114.4]Arrival of Stores from the Shutargard[e/a]nReplaced.
[125.7]upon the safety of the Shutargard[e/a]nReplaced.
[152.18]and v[a/o]lleys> from the Martinis and SnidersReplaced.
[156.14]and his inter[w/v]iew with CavagnariReplaced.
[171.2]can scar[c]ely admit of a doubtInserted.
[186.35]on the Ghazni [B/R]oad.Replaced.
[257.32]To[-]night we are resting on our armsRestored.
[268.26]We had not sufficent ammunitionInserted.
[288.16]to live on [peacable] terms with the peoplesic
[291.13]Ataullah Khan, Anitoollah Khan[,] Habibulla Khan (the Mustaufi)Added.
[324.14]the gro[o]ves were filled with leadInserted.
[337.7]and the tough shaft [as it] had been of tinderas if? as though?
[354.9]Daoud Shah accompa[in/ni]ed Yakub Khan to CabulInverted.
[362.20]an important mission to fu[l]fil in Central Asian politicsInserted.
[363.25]vi[a/â] Maizena and PeshbolakReplaced.
[379.30]with the advanced party [a/o]f the Candahar columnReplaced.
[400.9]without fear of an [e/é]meuteReplaced.
[424.19]has been gained in a short intercou[r]seInserted.
[427.11]The Battle[ ]field of Ahmed KhelRemoved.
[441.2]Sirdars and servants mingled in familar groupsInserted.
[454.5]It now remans for Abdur Rahman to showInserted.
[471.3]That would indeed be a disappointme[u/n]t too grievous to be borne.Inverted.
[499.7]When, howev[ev]er, we reached Khel-i-AkhundRemoved.
[503.20]Sir Frederick Robert’s Plan of AttackInserted.
[521.25]and to examine th[o/e] contents of Ayub’s tentsReplaced.
[538.36]The continous firing showed the villageInserted.
[545.7]Reti[o/r]ement of the Brigade upon Khusk[l]-i-NakhudReplaced
Removed.
[551.11]to clear G[e/a]rmao of the Naib and his advanced cavalryReplaced.
[561.18]in their slack disc[lip/ipl]ineTransposed.
[567.3]the [fi]rst> quarter’s paymentRestored.