The Calcutta Review, Volumes 62-63University of Calcutta, 1876 |
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Page 90
... effect of greatly modifying and elevating their religious conceptions . Knowing as we do the influence of external forms and rites upon the mind , we cannot but conclude that the adoption of more rational forms and a more spiritual ...
... effect of greatly modifying and elevating their religious conceptions . Knowing as we do the influence of external forms and rites upon the mind , we cannot but conclude that the adoption of more rational forms and a more spiritual ...
Page 78
... effect , an order for the surrender of a certain amount of produce without any equi- valent 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 the order is ...
... effect , an order for the surrender of a certain amount of produce without any equi- valent 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 the order is ...
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... 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 ' standing ...
... 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 ' standing ...
Contents
No CXXIII | 1 |
THE HINDU CUSTOM OF SITTING DHARNA | 37 |
THE BHAGAVADGITA AND CHRISTIANITY | 53 |
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