The Calcutta Review, Volumes 58-59University of Calcutta, 1874 |
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Page 48
... course of secular instruction , which is the only kind that can be given in Government institutions , upon the study of a litera- ture which on so many sides is intimately connected with their religion and doctrinal tenets ...
... course of secular instruction , which is the only kind that can be given in Government institutions , upon the study of a litera- ture which on so many sides is intimately connected with their religion and doctrinal tenets ...
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... course more and more towards the west ; till , six hundred and fifty years ago , it entered the Bíyás valley . The western branch of the Naiwal , then deserted by the stream , was the last of these channels connected with the Hakra ...
... course more and more towards the west ; till , six hundred and fifty years ago , it entered the Bíyás valley . The western branch of the Naiwal , then deserted by the stream , was the last of these channels connected with the Hakra ...
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... course in the same direction towards Fazilka . After this several similar changes took place , till at last the main streams of Bíyás and Satlej met at Hariki Pattan , and since A.D. 1796 the combined rivers have occupied the same ...
... course in the same direction towards Fazilka . After this several similar changes took place , till at last the main streams of Bíyás and Satlej met at Hariki Pattan , and since A.D. 1796 the combined rivers have occupied the same ...
Contents
No CXV | 1 |
THE REVIVAL OF ISLAM | 39 |
RIFLED ARTILLERY PART II A PAPER FOR | 73 |
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