The Calcutta Review, Volumes 58-59University of Calcutta, 1874 |
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... According to M. Pariset , however , it is the invention of the art of reeling that is attributed to this empress , or to her daughter , and the previous mention of silk as used for the strings of a stringed instrument named " kin " must ...
... According to M. Pariset , however , it is the invention of the art of reeling that is attributed to this empress , or to her daughter , and the previous mention of silk as used for the strings of a stringed instrument named " kin " must ...
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... According to M. Pariset , however , it is the invention of the art of reeling that is attributed to this empress , or to her daughter , and the previous mention of silk as used for the strings of a stringed instrument named " kin " must ...
... According to M. Pariset , however , it is the invention of the art of reeling that is attributed to this empress , or to her daughter , and the previous mention of silk as used for the strings of a stringed instrument named " kin " must ...
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... according to shifting circumstances , and from time to time to collect the monies so due . The system of zamindary accounts , which these duties entailed , has been com- mented upon in the passage where the zamindar's position in the ...
... according to shifting circumstances , and from time to time to collect the monies so due . The system of zamindary accounts , which these duties entailed , has been com- mented upon in the passage where the zamindar's position in the ...
Contents
No CXV | 1 |
THE REVIVAL OF ISLAM | 39 |
RIFLED ARTILLERY PART II A PAPER FOR | 73 |
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