The Calcutta Review, Volume 26University of Calcutta, 1856 |
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Page 107
... interest him in your behalf , at the same time possesses so much interest as to make mine ultimately effectual . I fear the case with Mr. C. is that of every minister , especially of one not well established , that he has more ...
... interest him in your behalf , at the same time possesses so much interest as to make mine ultimately effectual . I fear the case with Mr. C. is that of every minister , especially of one not well established , that he has more ...
Page 172
... interest in a work which , as conducing to such momentous results , claim- ed and should assuredly receive the most cordial support which could be in any way afforded by the Belgian Government and with a view to this end , desired that ...
... interest in a work which , as conducing to such momentous results , claim- ed and should assuredly receive the most cordial support which could be in any way afforded by the Belgian Government and with a view to this end , desired that ...
Page 258
... interest , retrospectively and prospectively , and lowering the standard of the silver coinage , by which the debtor saved above a quarter of his debt in the payment . He released the pledged lands from their pledges ; and the slave ...
... interest , retrospectively and prospectively , and lowering the standard of the silver coinage , by which the debtor saved above a quarter of his debt in the payment . He released the pledged lands from their pledges ; and the slave ...
Contents
CONTENTS OF No | 1 |
HERODOTUS VERIFIED | 24 |
WARREN HASTINGS IN SLIPPERS | 59 |
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