The Calcutta Review, Volumes 58-59University of Calcutta, 1874 |
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Page 28
... seems probable that the Bengal silk at first was either worked up into plain fabrics for local consumption or was exported west- ward to the looms of Western and Upper India . Thus in the list of stuffs and garments in the Aín - i ...
... seems probable that the Bengal silk at first was either worked up into plain fabrics for local consumption or was exported west- ward to the looms of Western and Upper India . Thus in the list of stuffs and garments in the Aín - i ...
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... seems to infer too readily from the undoubted celebrity of the silk manufactures of Antioch that the material was locally produced . Nor does the industry seem to have taken root in Asia Minor till a very much later date . In the ...
... seems to infer too readily from the undoubted celebrity of the silk manufactures of Antioch that the material was locally produced . Nor does the industry seem to have taken root in Asia Minor till a very much later date . In the ...
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... seems compatible , it would certainly never occur to will to move mountains . And given the will even , such Titan emprise might well frighten , and so kill faith . Still , as an abstract possible , I incline to believe in a faith that ...
... seems compatible , it would certainly never occur to will to move mountains . And given the will even , such Titan emprise might well frighten , and so kill faith . Still , as an abstract possible , I incline to believe in a faith that ...
Contents
No CXV | 1 |
THE REVIVAL OF ISLAM | 39 |
RIFLED ARTILLERY PART II A PAPER FOR | 73 |
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