Calcutta Review, Volume 4University of Calcutta, 1845 |
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Page 12
... light on the fabric of Oriental Government - the want of fixed institutions - only relieved by the occasional happy accident of such characters as Akbar at another rapidly surveying the courses of monied dis- tress at different periods ...
... light on the fabric of Oriental Government - the want of fixed institutions - only relieved by the occasional happy accident of such characters as Akbar at another rapidly surveying the courses of monied dis- tress at different periods ...
Page 15
... lights of the science , presents such a succession of appalling objects , hill mounting over hill , and Alp arising upon Alp , that many , trembling notw ithout reason at the growing labours of the path they have chosen , retire with ...
... lights of the science , presents such a succession of appalling objects , hill mounting over hill , and Alp arising upon Alp , that many , trembling notw ithout reason at the growing labours of the path they have chosen , retire with ...
Page 23
... light of reason , and Hindus are found to cross the dark ocean in order to perfect their medical science , a judicious remuneration might induce some of the respectable and well educated natives to undertake such an office . Care would ...
... light of reason , and Hindus are found to cross the dark ocean in order to perfect their medical science , a judicious remuneration might induce some of the respectable and well educated natives to undertake such an office . Care would ...
Page 30
... light , we are forced to confess that the tide of Haileybury morality is at a very low ebb . We grant that some of its glaring vices have totally disappeared or are in a rapid decline : that emeutes against the authorities are becoming ...
... light , we are forced to confess that the tide of Haileybury morality is at a very low ebb . We grant that some of its glaring vices have totally disappeared or are in a rapid decline : that emeutes against the authorities are becoming ...
Page 34
... light is reflected from the panes on which all an artist's skill has been expended . Without and within the hand of man has contributed no one single aid to devotion . We are no advocates of that religion which needs for it's exercise ...
... light is reflected from the panes on which all an artist's skill has been expended . Without and within the hand of man has contributed no one single aid to devotion . We are no advocates of that religion which needs for it's exercise ...
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