The Calcutta Review, Volume 26University of Calcutta, 1856 |
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Page 200
... Natives were driven to worse roguery than before , for bread . During the last twenty years , our eyes have been gra- dually opening in regard to Native Civil establishments . If all have not been made honest , the right measures have ...
... Natives were driven to worse roguery than before , for bread . During the last twenty years , our eyes have been gra- dually opening in regard to Native Civil establishments . If all have not been made honest , the right measures have ...
Page 201
... Native Officers have some advantages above the ordinary recruit . Let also the Officers of a certain number , say one , of the Irre- gular Corps be entirely Natives . A European Brigadier Com- manding every two or three such , looking ...
... Native Officers have some advantages above the ordinary recruit . Let also the Officers of a certain number , say one , of the Irre- gular Corps be entirely Natives . A European Brigadier Com- manding every two or three such , looking ...
Page 586
... native dastanah would be invaluable . The want of such protection at present is undoubtedly calculated to take from ... Native Cavalry are quite unfitted to cope with the native horseman in individual combat or when employed as ...
... native dastanah would be invaluable . The want of such protection at present is undoubtedly calculated to take from ... Native Cavalry are quite unfitted to cope with the native horseman in individual combat or when employed as ...
Contents
CONTENTS OF No | 1 |
HERODOTUS VERIFIED | 24 |
WARREN HASTINGS IN SLIPPERS | 59 |
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