The Calcutta Review, Volume 26University of Calcutta, 1856 |
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Page 193
... authority . Let no Officer obtain the command even of a Company until he has proved his qualification . The present tests are altogether insuffi- cient . The examination should be systematic and not dependent on the whims of Commanding ...
... authority . Let no Officer obtain the command even of a Company until he has proved his qualification . The present tests are altogether insuffi- cient . The examination should be systematic and not dependent on the whims of Commanding ...
Page 252
... authority virtually placed in the hands of the military power , unhampered by the smallest restric- tion of the Civil Laws , though without proclamation of Martial Law ; the arrangement was then modified so as to include the co ...
... authority virtually placed in the hands of the military power , unhampered by the smallest restric- tion of the Civil Laws , though without proclamation of Martial Law ; the arrangement was then modified so as to include the co ...
Page 430
... authorities , who were therefore obliged to re- strain their inclinations to oppress them . Many a time have the ... authority , and who subse- quently for some fresh crime was again outlawed . From a jour- nal which we kept at the ...
... authorities , who were therefore obliged to re- strain their inclinations to oppress them . Many a time have the ... authority , and who subse- quently for some fresh crime was again outlawed . From a jour- nal which we kept at the ...
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CONTENTS OF No | 1 |
HERODOTUS VERIFIED | 24 |
WARREN HASTINGS IN SLIPPERS | 59 |
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