Calcutta Review, Volume 9University of Calcutta, 1848 |
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... objects of greater antiquity or veneration than the hot spring of Sita in Eastern , and the temple of Tribeni , in Western Bengal . The estimation in which Bengal proper was held by its conquerors , will be found generally to have been ...
... objects of greater antiquity or veneration than the hot spring of Sita in Eastern , and the temple of Tribeni , in Western Bengal . The estimation in which Bengal proper was held by its conquerors , will be found generally to have been ...
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... objects of beauty , or of more intensity in colouring . The painter , wander- ing over the plains , might fill his scrap ... object to which the labours of the Bengal Ryot are directed , is , as all THE PLAINS OF THE LOWER GANGES . 3 စာ.
... objects of beauty , or of more intensity in colouring . The painter , wander- ing over the plains , might fill his scrap ... object to which the labours of the Bengal Ryot are directed , is , as all THE PLAINS OF THE LOWER GANGES . 3 စာ.
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... object of the Bengal Ryot's hopes and fears , and we therefore propose giving a few of the main features of rice cultivation , both as curious in themselves , and also in the hope that they may not be altogether unacceptable to some of ...
... object of the Bengal Ryot's hopes and fears , and we therefore propose giving a few of the main features of rice cultivation , both as curious in themselves , and also in the hope that they may not be altogether unacceptable to some of ...
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... objects he is content . No matter how much miasma may be exhaled from the decaying vegetation , how much disease may lurk in that fair but deceitful mass of green foliage , how many reptiles and venomous snakes may be concealed in the ...
... objects he is content . No matter how much miasma may be exhaled from the decaying vegetation , how much disease may lurk in that fair but deceitful mass of green foliage , how many reptiles and venomous snakes may be concealed in the ...
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... objects of expenditure than idle nautches and extravagant Pújahs . Meanwhile we should like to see a general reform of the public ferries . The boats in which horses and even wheeled carriages are now crossed over in every district , we ...
... objects of expenditure than idle nautches and extravagant Pújahs . Meanwhile we should like to see a general reform of the public ferries . The boats in which horses and even wheeled carriages are now crossed over in every district , we ...
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