The Calcutta Review, Volumes 66-67University of Calcutta., 1878 |
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Page 446
... Hindu women do not form part of Hindu society in the sense that English women , for instance , form part of English society . The former live a strictly domestic life . They have a social life ; but it is of the most limited and imper ...
... Hindu women do not form part of Hindu society in the sense that English women , for instance , form part of English society . The former live a strictly domestic life . They have a social life ; but it is of the most limited and imper ...
Page 446
... Hindu . The historic Hindu is all religion - grave , inflexible , rigid , stern , -fond of looking inward . His modern descendant - he who has English ideas in his mind and English civilization before his eyes - is gay , flexible ...
... Hindu . The historic Hindu is all religion - grave , inflexible , rigid , stern , -fond of looking inward . His modern descendant - he who has English ideas in his mind and English civilization before his eyes - is gay , flexible ...
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... Hindus . There is nothing that can be regarded as a historical account of these curious institutions . It is evident , however , that in describing them , the Hindu legislators and exegetists , treat them as being alien to the ...
... Hindus . There is nothing that can be regarded as a historical account of these curious institutions . It is evident , however , that in describing them , the Hindu legislators and exegetists , treat them as being alien to the ...
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THE FULLER CASE AND INDIAN APPELLATE | 38 |
COMMERCE IN ANCIENT INDIA | 68 |
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