Calcutta Review, Volume 4University of Calcutta, 1845 |
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Page 10
... importance that they appointed a native Persian - a gentle- man of high rank and extensive acquirements - to be Professor of Arabic and Persian at Haileybury . His place , lately vacated , was filled by a most worthy successor , Major ...
... importance that they appointed a native Persian - a gentle- man of high rank and extensive acquirements - to be Professor of Arabic and Persian at Haileybury . His place , lately vacated , was filled by a most worthy successor , Major ...
Page 13
... important situation of an English judge , and that not in a country whose inhabitants have been known to him since his childhood , but in one where everything from first to last is strange and uncongenial - that he is to present the ...
... important situation of an English judge , and that not in a country whose inhabitants have been known to him since his childhood , but in one where everything from first to last is strange and uncongenial - that he is to present the ...
Page 15
... importance , but to revel in the hey day of unrestrained idleness . Yet the youth of sixteen is not altoge- ther without excuse . It must be conceded that the subject , loaded from its very nature with numerous heavy impedimenta , and ...
... importance , but to revel in the hey day of unrestrained idleness . Yet the youth of sixteen is not altoge- ther without excuse . It must be conceded that the subject , loaded from its very nature with numerous heavy impedimenta , and ...
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... important subjects in the whole College course . A knowledge of the first is indispensable as the vehicle for diffusing the second , and the latter is what one- half the service may have cause to deem the staple business of life . We ...
... important subjects in the whole College course . A knowledge of the first is indispensable as the vehicle for diffusing the second , and the latter is what one- half the service may have cause to deem the staple business of life . We ...
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... important scene of his labours , where with eloquence well suited to the purpose , he would wage war against evil in all its protean shapes , where he would delight to cheer on the way - farer in the only true path , or would rouse in G ...
... important scene of his labours , where with eloquence well suited to the purpose , he would wage war against evil in all its protean shapes , where he would delight to cheer on the way - farer in the only true path , or would rouse in G ...
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