The Calcutta Review, Volumes 62-63University of Calcutta, 1876 |
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... king's nephew under a savage potentate , will best appear from the following anecdote : - " The King commanded one of his brother's sons ( who was made a Christian in policy to bring him into hatred with the people ) to go and strike a ...
... king's nephew under a savage potentate , will best appear from the following anecdote : - " The King commanded one of his brother's sons ( who was made a Christian in policy to bring him into hatred with the people ) to go and strike a ...
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... king's principal wives who had approached within an inconvenient distance of the durbar . The light from the pearls ... king , that were out in rebellion . " On one occasion the English ambassador found the king seated on his throne with ...
... king's principal wives who had approached within an inconvenient distance of the durbar . The light from the pearls ... king , that were out in rebellion . " On one occasion the English ambassador found the king seated on his throne with ...
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... King for a supposed insult offered to His Majesty . It appears that the ambassador had made a present of thirty- five horses to the King just before his departure , for which he was paid three thousand rupees . Having expressed his ...
... King for a supposed insult offered to His Majesty . It appears that the ambassador had made a present of thirty- five horses to the King just before his departure , for which he was paid three thousand rupees . Having expressed his ...
Contents
No CXXIII | 1 |
THE HINDU CUSTOM OF SITTING DHARNA | 37 |
THE BHAGAVADGITA AND CHRISTIANITY | 53 |
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