The Calcutta Review, Volume 26University of Calcutta, 1856 |
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Page 65
... reason to believe that the greater portion was from the pen of the latter . Under all these circumstances , supposing them to be correctly stated , the destination of the young Halhed for the far East may be looked upon as a sort of ...
... reason to believe that the greater portion was from the pen of the latter . Under all these circumstances , supposing them to be correctly stated , the destination of the young Halhed for the far East may be looked upon as a sort of ...
Page 74
... reason to believe that he was any thing but idle . He had always some speculative field of his own to range , or some attractive intellectual object in view . He certainly wrote a great deal , at the same time that he had an undefined ...
... reason to believe that he was any thing but idle . He had always some speculative field of his own to range , or some attractive intellectual object in view . He certainly wrote a great deal , at the same time that he had an undefined ...
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... reason's lofty eyes , Two steps has trod , where Satan's glories swell , The first , his cross , o'erstriding death and hell ; The next his resurrection clear'd the skys . For his last step , his second advent know To bruise the ...
... reason's lofty eyes , Two steps has trod , where Satan's glories swell , The first , his cross , o'erstriding death and hell ; The next his resurrection clear'd the skys . For his last step , his second advent know To bruise the ...
Contents
CONTENTS OF No | 1 |
HERODOTUS VERIFIED | 24 |
WARREN HASTINGS IN SLIPPERS | 59 |
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