The Calcutta Review, Volume 26University of Calcutta, 1856 |
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Page 205
... least so it may easily seem to him . Why oblige such conduct ? The labourer is worthy of his hire , -the faithful servant of his reward . Why make him , at least in heart , a rebel , because he thinks Government an ingrate ? We ...
... least so it may easily seem to him . Why oblige such conduct ? The labourer is worthy of his hire , -the faithful servant of his reward . Why make him , at least in heart , a rebel , because he thinks Government an ingrate ? We ...
Page 214
... least in the capitals , a beneficial effect would doubtless have been felt . Al- though the immediate advantages would have been gained exclu- sively by the residents of these places , still the contributors of original observations in ...
... least in the capitals , a beneficial effect would doubtless have been felt . Al- though the immediate advantages would have been gained exclu- sively by the residents of these places , still the contributors of original observations in ...
Page 429
... least well pro- vided with arms and ammunition , cannons and mortars - yet the enemy was so strong that the Amil thought it prudent to renew " negotiations for peace . " The Rajah's stronghold was a citadel within a citadel , and the ...
... least well pro- vided with arms and ammunition , cannons and mortars - yet the enemy was so strong that the Amil thought it prudent to renew " negotiations for peace . " The Rajah's stronghold was a citadel within a citadel , and the ...
Contents
CONTENTS OF No | 1 |
HERODOTUS VERIFIED | 24 |
WARREN HASTINGS IN SLIPPERS | 59 |
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