Calcutta Review, Volume 9University of Calcutta, 1848 |
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... render it by far the most valuable of our Indian possessions . Its present revenue surpasses that of the most able Mussulman viceroy . From it we draw the return , which hinders India from becoming a burden on the mother country . If ...
... render it by far the most valuable of our Indian possessions . Its present revenue surpasses that of the most able Mussulman viceroy . From it we draw the return , which hinders India from becoming a burden on the mother country . If ...
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... render these functionaries inefficient . In the first place there is the name of the committee , in the second their ... rendered memorable in Indian History by the introduction of railroads , we shall possess the highest results of ...
... render these functionaries inefficient . In the first place there is the name of the committee , in the second their ... rendered memorable in Indian History by the introduction of railroads , we shall possess the highest results of ...
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... rendered powerless for the future . His only reliance indeed . was a body of troops collected and disciplined by Raymond , a Frenchman , which , though it consisted in 1792 , but of one or two battalions , was very shortly after ...
... rendered powerless for the future . His only reliance indeed . was a body of troops collected and disciplined by Raymond , a Frenchman , which , though it consisted in 1792 , but of one or two battalions , was very shortly after ...
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... rendered necessary . In these preparations Mr. Mill can perceive nothing but the results of that " state of inflammation " in which the mind of the Governor - General was , and which precluded anything like sound judgment ! The fact of ...
... rendered necessary . In these preparations Mr. Mill can perceive nothing but the results of that " state of inflammation " in which the mind of the Governor - General was , and which precluded anything like sound judgment ! The fact of ...
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... rendered a much more tedious and difficult operation " than he had anticipated . The interval which elapsed from the commencement of the preparations for an attack upon Tippú to their close was by no means left unoccupied by the ...
... rendered a much more tedious and difficult operation " than he had anticipated . The interval which elapsed from the commencement of the preparations for an attack upon Tippú to their close was by no means left unoccupied by the ...
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