The Calcutta Review, Volume 14University of Calcutta, 1850 |
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Page 4
... ground . It may be as well to preface our remarks by noting the ge- neral state of the country at the time of the conquest . In the first number of this Review , we gave a brief account of the AmÃrs of Scinde and their predecessors ...
... ground . It may be as well to preface our remarks by noting the ge- neral state of the country at the time of the conquest . In the first number of this Review , we gave a brief account of the AmÃrs of Scinde and their predecessors ...
Page 19
... ground , and , from an examination of the accounts of the former Government , it appears that very little grain remained on hand . at the closing of the accounts , beyond what was required for advances for zemindars , charitable grants ...
... ground , and , from an examination of the accounts of the former Government , it appears that very little grain remained on hand . at the closing of the accounts , beyond what was required for advances for zemindars , charitable grants ...
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... ground . During this period , we might , not un - faithfully , describe the system adopted , as the retention of all that was oppressive or evil in the old system , the discarding of all that was useful , and adding much evil of our own ...
... ground . During this period , we might , not un - faithfully , describe the system adopted , as the retention of all that was oppressive or evil in the old system , the discarding of all that was useful , and adding much evil of our own ...
Page 32
... grounds or otherwise for further proceedings ; and this record , like those of regular trials , was transmitted to the Governor through the Collector and Judge Advocate . Here we must notice the formation of this department . The Judge ...
... grounds or otherwise for further proceedings ; and this record , like those of regular trials , was transmitted to the Governor through the Collector and Judge Advocate . Here we must notice the formation of this department . The Judge ...
Page 61
... ground , Mingl'd with flowers of lustrous bloom , Wafting floods of rich perfume ; While sprinkled o'er the numdah's green Honied sweet - meats various hued Recal the modest daisy's sheen O'er trim lawn adorning strewed . Thus the ...
... ground , Mingl'd with flowers of lustrous bloom , Wafting floods of rich perfume ; While sprinkled o'er the numdah's green Honied sweet - meats various hued Recal the modest daisy's sheen O'er trim lawn adorning strewed . Thus the ...
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