The Calcutta Review, Volumes 58-59University of Calcutta, 1874 |
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Page 144
... amount of its food - supply ; for all such constant causes at the same time limit its population . The deserts of Arabia are not more liable to famine than the fertile plains of India . Indeed , it is quite possible that great fertility ...
... amount of its food - supply ; for all such constant causes at the same time limit its population . The deserts of Arabia are not more liable to famine than the fertile plains of India . Indeed , it is quite possible that great fertility ...
Page 149
... amount of labour spread equally over seven days may be in a high degree healthful , while the same amount expended in a single day may be so injurious , that neither six days ' rest , nor a lifelong rest , will repair the mischief ; it ...
... amount of labour spread equally over seven days may be in a high degree healthful , while the same amount expended in a single day may be so injurious , that neither six days ' rest , nor a lifelong rest , will repair the mischief ; it ...
Page 273
... amount- ed last year to £ 5,761,028 ; of this amount the Burmah produce was valued at 2,854,254 , the Bengal at 1,959,342 , the Madras at 749,518 , and the Bombay at 197,914 pounds sterling . The average declared value per ton of rice ...
... amount- ed last year to £ 5,761,028 ; of this amount the Burmah produce was valued at 2,854,254 , the Bengal at 1,959,342 , the Madras at 749,518 , and the Bombay at 197,914 pounds sterling . The average declared value per ton of rice ...
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No CXV | 1 |
THE REVIVAL OF ISLAM | 39 |
RIFLED ARTILLERY PART II A PAPER FOR | 73 |
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