India, north of a line drawn from Calcutta to Baroda, to be ceded to Russia.
"To-morrow will be a great day in Baroda," said Sir Modava to the commander.
When we were at Baroda he had been decorating his Palace in an inferior European style.
Arrived at Baroda, he lodged himself in a bungalow, and spent his time alternately there with his books and on the drill ground.
This sort of artillery is in keeping with the traditions of Baroda, which was of old famous for style and show.
