The Calcutta Review, Volume 26University of Calcutta, 1856 |
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Page 166
... regard to the adoption of the lower road by Munich and Staltzburg in lieu of by Nuremburg , which are of value . He promised at once to give in a resumé , all the points which occurred to him as of possible usefulness , and that a ...
... regard to the adoption of the lower road by Munich and Staltzburg in lieu of by Nuremburg , which are of value . He promised at once to give in a resumé , all the points which occurred to him as of possible usefulness , and that a ...
Page 212
... regard to those difficult countries , than of the whole of the rest of British India , to which access was easy and which has been for a long time in our pos- session or belonging to friendly powers . At all events , it can- not be said ...
... regard to those difficult countries , than of the whole of the rest of British India , to which access was easy and which has been for a long time in our pos- session or belonging to friendly powers . At all events , it can- not be said ...
Page 601
... regard to the natives of India we have no census , and with regard to Europeans and Eurasians , the records of the only Institution into which such patients have been admitted are very faulty and very imperfect . Dr. Mac- pherson says ...
... regard to the natives of India we have no census , and with regard to Europeans and Eurasians , the records of the only Institution into which such patients have been admitted are very faulty and very imperfect . Dr. Mac- pherson says ...
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CONTENTS OF No | 1 |
HERODOTUS VERIFIED | 24 |
WARREN HASTINGS IN SLIPPERS | 59 |
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