The Calcutta Review, Volumes 62-63University of Calcutta, 1876 |
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Page 115
... character and habits . The bill was simply permissive , hence the natives not only disregarded it , but looked upon it as a measure that was not intended to be permanent . The irrigation rules and orders to which their ancestors had ...
... character and habits . The bill was simply permissive , hence the natives not only disregarded it , but looked upon it as a measure that was not intended to be permanent . The irrigation rules and orders to which their ancestors had ...
Page 287
... character belonged to the Presbyterian majority ; and Mr. Buckle was , therefore , quite correct when he said that he had spoken in his writings of the mass of the people , and had nothing to do with the characterising of a " remuant ...
... character belonged to the Presbyterian majority ; and Mr. Buckle was , therefore , quite correct when he said that he had spoken in his writings of the mass of the people , and had nothing to do with the characterising of a " remuant ...
Page 274
... character or translate the language , when the character had been deci- phered . The time had come for the discovery of this secret , when the Rosetta stone with a trilingual inscription in Greek , as well as in the Demotic and ...
... character or translate the language , when the character had been deci- phered . The time had come for the discovery of this secret , when the Rosetta stone with a trilingual inscription in Greek , as well as in the Demotic and ...
Contents
No CXXIII | 1 |
THE HINDU CUSTOM OF SITTING DHARNA | 37 |
THE BHAGAVADGITA AND CHRISTIANITY | 53 |
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