The Calcutta Review, Volume 26University of Calcutta, 1856 |
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Page 252
... arms in open hostility to Government , or in the act of opposing by force of arms the troops , or in any overt act of re- bellion against the authority of the State was made an offence punishable by sentence of Court - Martial ...
... arms in open hostility to Government , or in the act of opposing by force of arms the troops , or in any overt act of re- bellion against the authority of the State was made an offence punishable by sentence of Court - Martial ...
Page 516
... arm are covered with thick wax - cloth , tied up and sealed in the presence of proper officers , to prevent deceit in the English districts , the covering was ( in Forbes's time ) always sealed with the Company's arms , and the prisoner ...
... arm are covered with thick wax - cloth , tied up and sealed in the presence of proper officers , to prevent deceit in the English districts , the covering was ( in Forbes's time ) always sealed with the Company's arms , and the prisoner ...
Page 583
... arms when going at speed across coun- try , and the perfection to which he brought them gave that confi- dence which insured these so many successive victories and enabled them to play so prominent a part in the operations of the army ...
... arms when going at speed across coun- try , and the perfection to which he brought them gave that confi- dence which insured these so many successive victories and enabled them to play so prominent a part in the operations of the army ...
Contents
CONTENTS OF No | 1 |
HERODOTUS VERIFIED | 24 |
WARREN HASTINGS IN SLIPPERS | 59 |
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