The Calcutta Review, Volume 26University of Calcutta, 1856 |
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Page 172
... Government and with a view to this end , desired that the Belgian representative in Constantinople should be apprised of his Majesty's views and wishes , and that he should render all the assistance in his power to promote the object ...
... Government and with a view to this end , desired that the Belgian representative in Constantinople should be apprised of his Majesty's views and wishes , and that he should render all the assistance in his power to promote the object ...
Page 333
... Government to be a party to these appointments deprived them of their legality , and conse- quently placed the priesthood in a very unpleasent dilemma , in regard to their civil rights . It could scarcely be matter for sur- prise ...
... Government to be a party to these appointments deprived them of their legality , and conse- quently placed the priesthood in a very unpleasent dilemma , in regard to their civil rights . It could scarcely be matter for sur- prise ...
Page 427
... Government , the officials of which he had bribed to his side . These feuds continued till the present year when the father again became triumphant and obtained troops from Government to secure him in his possession . In consequence of ...
... Government , the officials of which he had bribed to his side . These feuds continued till the present year when the father again became triumphant and obtained troops from Government to secure him in his possession . In consequence of ...
Contents
CONTENTS OF No | 1 |
HERODOTUS VERIFIED | 24 |
WARREN HASTINGS IN SLIPPERS | 59 |
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