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We shall therefore content ourselves with studying some of the observable effects of the great development of Christian enterprise which Mr. Sherring chropicles . The effects to be studied are to be found amongst two great classes of ...
We shall therefore content ourselves with studying some of the observable effects of the great development of Christian enterprise which Mr. Sherring chropicles . The effects to be studied are to be found amongst two great classes of ...
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It has become , in effect , an order for the surrender of a certain amount of produce without any equivalent return ; and to give away that order to any one for the asking , is simply to give him a license to plunder the people to whom ...
It has become , in effect , an order for the surrender of a certain amount of produce without any equivalent return ; and to give away that order to any one for the asking , is simply to give him a license to plunder the people to whom ...
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But , in effect , it has completely cut off the chance of all ejectable ryots being ever after converted into occupancy or hereditary ones , since the zemiudar is allowed to make an engagement with all ryots , of less than 12 years ...
But , in effect , it has completely cut off the chance of all ejectable ryots being ever after converted into occupancy or hereditary ones , since the zemiudar is allowed to make an engagement with all ryots , of less than 12 years ...
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No CXXIII | 1 |
THE HINDU CUSTOM OF SITTING DHARNA | 37 |
The History of Protestant Missions in India | 83 |
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