The Calcutta Review, Volumes 62-63University of Calcutta, 1876 |
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Page 41
... practice . Sir Henry Maine borrows from the Editor of the first volume of Ancient Laws of Ireland ' the following ... practice of fasting at the door in India , I shall at once show that it differed from the Irish practice insomuch that ...
... practice . Sir Henry Maine borrows from the Editor of the first volume of Ancient Laws of Ireland ' the following ... practice of fasting at the door in India , I shall at once show that it differed from the Irish practice insomuch that ...
Page 46
... practice of ' sitting dharna ? ' If we turn to the pages of Manu we shall find that it has no sanction there . By the mode consonant to moral duty , ' says Manu , by suit in court , by artful management or by distress , a creditor may ...
... practice of ' sitting dharna ? ' If we turn to the pages of Manu we shall find that it has no sanction there . By the mode consonant to moral duty , ' says Manu , by suit in court , by artful management or by distress , a creditor may ...
Page 347
... practice . The command of a district acts in many ways on a man's character like the command of a ship . Most men are apt to imagine after a time that they are much greater than they really are , and to grudge the least appearance of ...
... practice . The command of a district acts in many ways on a man's character like the command of a ship . Most men are apt to imagine after a time that they are much greater than they really are , and to grudge the least appearance of ...
Contents
No CXXIII | 1 |
THE HINDU CUSTOM OF SITTING DHARNA | 37 |
THE BHAGAVADGITA AND CHRISTIANITY | 53 |
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