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I kept stumbling upon inconsistent links/references to the Corps of Guides in pages related to British India and so, for the sake of uniformity, created a stub article (almost as a placeholder) to which they could all be linked. Where I have found other mentions of this Corps, I have fixed the link to direct here.— Preceding unsigned comment added by SCGC ( talk • contribs) 04:54, 5 September 2007‎