Calcutta Review, Volume 9University of Calcutta, 1848 |
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... called in the aid of Italian work- men to erect the light and elegant fabric , wherein the dead might repose . No hill fort , in Bengal ever presented , those for- midable obstacles , which British valour , in the early rise of our ...
... called in the aid of Italian work- men to erect the light and elegant fabric , wherein the dead might repose . No hill fort , in Bengal ever presented , those for- midable obstacles , which British valour , in the early rise of our ...
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... called forth tyrannous coercion . At last however the battle is decided , and in the way it always must be where perseverance on one side is met by equal perseverance on the other , backed by the consciousness of right and title . The ...
... called forth tyrannous coercion . At last however the battle is decided , and in the way it always must be where perseverance on one side is met by equal perseverance on the other , backed by the consciousness of right and title . The ...
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... called him away from his university studies before he had taken his degree . At Oxford he gained the Latin Verse Prize in 1780 , by a poem * At the age of eighteen we find him contributing the following neat and harmoni- ous lines to ...
... called him away from his university studies before he had taken his degree . At Oxford he gained the Latin Verse Prize in 1780 , by a poem * At the age of eighteen we find him contributing the following neat and harmoni- ous lines to ...
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... called upon the British to assist them , whilst their internal dissensions prevented their act- ing with energy or a chance of success ; all was confusion and dismay when Zeman was recalled to his own capital by a rebellion , and thus ...
... called upon the British to assist them , whilst their internal dissensions prevented their act- ing with energy or a chance of success ; all was confusion and dismay when Zeman was recalled to his own capital by a rebellion , and thus ...
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... called a reform of the military establishments of the Vizier ; the total annihilation of his military power , and the resignation of himself and his country to the army of another state . " Let us not forget , however , that the state ...
... called a reform of the military establishments of the Vizier ; the total annihilation of his military power , and the resignation of himself and his country to the army of another state . " Let us not forget , however , that the state ...
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