The Calcutta Review, Volumes 58-59University of Calcutta, 1874 |
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Page 163
... possible area ; of ob- viating the necessity for long journeys , which themselves represent either physical distress , or extra food expenditure ; of involving the least possible risk of waste , and of creating a minimum of disturbance ...
... possible area ; of ob- viating the necessity for long journeys , which themselves represent either physical distress , or extra food expenditure ; of involving the least possible risk of waste , and of creating a minimum of disturbance ...
Page 311
... possible , after being subjected to a medical , or quasi - medical test . The object in view should be to restore them to health as soon as possible , and then to draft them off to the relief works . For this purpose , they should ...
... possible , after being subjected to a medical , or quasi - medical test . The object in view should be to restore them to health as soon as possible , and then to draft them off to the relief works . For this purpose , they should ...
Page 329
... possible food continues to be the only check to the increase of population , it will continue to be worse than useless to move the check a little further back , for the only possible result of so doing will be to increase the number of ...
... possible food continues to be the only check to the increase of population , it will continue to be worse than useless to move the check a little further back , for the only possible result of so doing will be to increase the number of ...
Contents
No CXV | 1 |
THE REVIVAL OF ISLAM | 39 |
RIFLED ARTILLERY PART II A PAPER FOR | 73 |
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