The Calcutta Review, Volume 26University of Calcutta, 1856 |
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Page 372
... establishment as complete a collection as possible of the plants indigenous to the Island can hardly be overrated . Its utility was shown in my being able a few days ago to identify and give the proper names to a collection of woods ...
... establishment as complete a collection as possible of the plants indigenous to the Island can hardly be overrated . Its utility was shown in my being able a few days ago to identify and give the proper names to a collection of woods ...
Page 550
... establishment being intended , not for offensive operations , but only for the defence of a few forts and factories , Cavalry natural- ly formed no part of it . Plassey was fought and won without the aid of a single trooper ; and ...
... establishment being intended , not for offensive operations , but only for the defence of a few forts and factories , Cavalry natural- ly formed no part of it . Plassey was fought and won without the aid of a single trooper ; and ...
Page 552
... establishment , we have determined to reduce them all , excepting one troop , which will be useful for the purposes of patrolling and reconnoitering . We desire therefore you will incorporate the officers and men with the Battalion ...
... establishment , we have determined to reduce them all , excepting one troop , which will be useful for the purposes of patrolling and reconnoitering . We desire therefore you will incorporate the officers and men with the Battalion ...
Contents
CONTENTS OF No | 1 |
HERODOTUS VERIFIED | 24 |
WARREN HASTINGS IN SLIPPERS | 59 |
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