The Calcutta Review, Volume 26University of Calcutta, 1856 |
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Page 57
... existence unless its members exerted themselves to procure food . He is describing , undoubtedly , a religious sect , the adherents of which bound themselves never to take away life from any living creature ; who engaged in none of the ...
... existence unless its members exerted themselves to procure food . He is describing , undoubtedly , a religious sect , the adherents of which bound themselves never to take away life from any living creature ; who engaged in none of the ...
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... existence ( aye , bare existence ) from a struggle with the busy world . I had flattered myself that by exercising the most rigid self - denial , and deriving a sort of negative subsistence from severe privations , I should be able to ...
... existence ( aye , bare existence ) from a struggle with the busy world . I had flattered myself that by exercising the most rigid self - denial , and deriving a sort of negative subsistence from severe privations , I should be able to ...
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... existence , and nations on their first , their incipient rise to importance , and bodies , or classes of society , even in this late century of the universe , whose figure in the general history is destined for a yet future day . Yet ...
... existence , and nations on their first , their incipient rise to importance , and bodies , or classes of society , even in this late century of the universe , whose figure in the general history is destined for a yet future day . Yet ...
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CONTENTS OF No | 1 |
HERODOTUS VERIFIED | 24 |
WARREN HASTINGS IN SLIPPERS | 59 |
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