The Calcutta Review, Volumes 58-59University of Calcutta, 1874 |
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Page 79
... results which have been attained shew that opinion to have been " correct , inasmuch as , notwithstanding some ... result indirectly from the cultivation of the arts and sciences of other lands ; but hitherto little or no progress ...
... results which have been attained shew that opinion to have been " correct , inasmuch as , notwithstanding some ... result indirectly from the cultivation of the arts and sciences of other lands ; but hitherto little or no progress ...
Page 155
... results of a total failure of the food - supply at a later period . If , on the other hand , he holds over to a greater extent than that indicated , he does so at the ultimate sacrifice of his own interests for the result in that case ...
... results of a total failure of the food - supply at a later period . If , on the other hand , he holds over to a greater extent than that indicated , he does so at the ultimate sacrifice of his own interests for the result in that case ...
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... result from intercepting it . But , so far from this being the case in the present instance , it takes as long , if not longer , to convey grain from the great rice producing districts of Eastern Bengal to Behar , as from Calcutta . One ...
... result from intercepting it . But , so far from this being the case in the present instance , it takes as long , if not longer , to convey grain from the great rice producing districts of Eastern Bengal to Behar , as from Calcutta . One ...
Contents
No CXV | 1 |
THE REVIVAL OF ISLAM | 39 |
RIFLED ARTILLERY PART II A PAPER FOR | 73 |
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