The Calcutta Review, Volumes 66-67University of Calcutta., 1878 |
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Page 515
... character . It is impossible that it should not have very distinct dialectal variations considering the linguistic in- fluences at work and the constant immigration of aliens both on the eastern and western flanks , but there are no ...
... character . It is impossible that it should not have very distinct dialectal variations considering the linguistic in- fluences at work and the constant immigration of aliens both on the eastern and western flanks , but there are no ...
Page 526
... character , a modification of the Indian character . The Tai race must have descended from the Ceutral Plateau at a date anterior to that of the Tibeto - Burman , and subsequent to that of the Mon - Anam , through the field of which ...
... character , a modification of the Indian character . The Tai race must have descended from the Ceutral Plateau at a date anterior to that of the Tibeto - Burman , and subsequent to that of the Mon - Anam , through the field of which ...
Page 529
... character , that they eat their aged relations , and yet the Bataks have three distinct dialects , a character peculiar to themselves , and some literature on palm leaves . This language has been studied , and illustrated by the ...
... character , that they eat their aged relations , and yet the Bataks have three distinct dialects , a character peculiar to themselves , and some literature on palm leaves . This language has been studied , and illustrated by the ...
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THE FULLER CASE AND INDIAN APPELLATE | 38 |
COMMERCE IN ANCIENT INDIA | 68 |
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