The Calcutta Review, Volumes 66-67University of Calcutta., 1878 |
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Page 237
... Government - not exclusively , it must be con- fessed , by this English rabble , but by this rabble and the re- mainder of the English public - some of the most honest Indian officials , even when they have recognised the fact that ...
... Government - not exclusively , it must be con- fessed , by this English rabble , but by this rabble and the re- mainder of the English public - some of the most honest Indian officials , even when they have recognised the fact that ...
Page 868
... Government . Whatever the theory may be in practice , we find that many who most rigidly adhere to the established forms of religion , are corrupt and untrust- worthy , while others who are outside of the Government system , are ...
... Government . Whatever the theory may be in practice , we find that many who most rigidly adhere to the established forms of religion , are corrupt and untrust- worthy , while others who are outside of the Government system , are ...
Page 869
... Government help , and if the presence of their minister is valued , they will not grudge providing for it themselves . ( 3 ) The same may be said as to burials . Let Government provide what is absolutely necessary for the whole ...
... Government help , and if the presence of their minister is valued , they will not grudge providing for it themselves . ( 3 ) The same may be said as to burials . Let Government provide what is absolutely necessary for the whole ...
Contents
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THE FULLER CASE AND INDIAN APPELLATE | 38 |
COMMERCE IN ANCIENT INDIA | 68 |
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