Calcutta Review, Volume 9University of Calcutta, 1848 |
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... mind from wandering , there is surely no obstacle to discursiveness of thought on those vast plains , which in one district are cover- ed with a teeming rice crop far as the eye can reach , and in another with nought but the unfruitful ...
... mind from wandering , there is surely no obstacle to discursiveness of thought on those vast plains , which in one district are cover- ed with a teeming rice crop far as the eye can reach , and in another with nought but the unfruitful ...
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... minds the direct prohibition of the old Jewish Law against sowing the field with mingled seed , or wearing a mingled garment of woollen and linen . With all of the above the Aumon or late rice crop has little or nothing to do . But ...
... minds the direct prohibition of the old Jewish Law against sowing the field with mingled seed , or wearing a mingled garment of woollen and linen . With all of the above the Aumon or late rice crop has little or nothing to do . But ...
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... minds who ac- knowledge the real blessings which our rule has conferred on the natives can best determine how much these blessings are neutra- lised by the want of roads , and how certainly they would be doubled by facilities of ...
... minds who ac- knowledge the real blessings which our rule has conferred on the natives can best determine how much these blessings are neutra- lised by the want of roads , and how certainly they would be doubled by facilities of ...
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... minds of men the jealousies and party feelings of the day , the family of the Wellesleys will shine forth in the history of the world with a lustre beside which even that of the Gracchi will appear obscure . It shall be our endea- vor ...
... minds of men the jealousies and party feelings of the day , the family of the Wellesleys will shine forth in the history of the world with a lustre beside which even that of the Gracchi will appear obscure . It shall be our endea- vor ...
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... minds of Britain and conti- nental Europe . In America a new theory of Government was being worked out , so extraordinary in its nature , so unique in its character , and so simply majestic in its features , that all the world was ...
... minds of Britain and conti- nental Europe . In America a new theory of Government was being worked out , so extraordinary in its nature , so unique in its character , and so simply majestic in its features , that all the world was ...
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