Calcutta Review, Volume 9University of Calcutta, 1848 |
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... Captain Marryatt's tour in America , where that amusing writer gravely enumerates how , in the backwoods , he found so many places of the name of Syracuse , so many of the name of great mud , so many named Athens , so many little muds ...
... Captain Marryatt's tour in America , where that amusing writer gravely enumerates how , in the backwoods , he found so many places of the name of Syracuse , so many of the name of great mud , so many named Athens , so many little muds ...
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... . Lætus O ! faustusque adeas , precamur , Nil mei prosunt sine te labores , Nil valeat cultum nisi tu secundes , Rustica cura . on the death of the celebrated navigator , Captain Cook LORD WELLESLEY'S ADMINISTRATION . 31.
... . Lætus O ! faustusque adeas , precamur , Nil mei prosunt sine te labores , Nil valeat cultum nisi tu secundes , Rustica cura . on the death of the celebrated navigator , Captain Cook LORD WELLESLEY'S ADMINISTRATION . 31.
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on the death of the celebrated navigator , Captain Cook . * The month following his father's death he attained his majority , and voluntarily took upon himself the numerous pecuniary obligations of his deceased father , placing the ...
on the death of the celebrated navigator , Captain Cook . * The month following his father's death he attained his majority , and voluntarily took upon himself the numerous pecuniary obligations of his deceased father , placing the ...
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... captain represented himself as the second in command at Mauritius , and as having been sent to ascertain the Sultan's views relative to the co - operation of a French force with that of Mysore , for the expulsion of the English from ...
... captain represented himself as the second in command at Mauritius , and as having been sent to ascertain the Sultan's views relative to the co - operation of a French force with that of Mysore , for the expulsion of the English from ...
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... Captain Macaulay , Mr. Edmonstone , the Interpreter , and Mr. Webbe , the Secretary to Government , must have been also " the vile instruments " of this " unmanly fraud ! " This is surely satis superque on the subject . unnecessary ...
... Captain Macaulay , Mr. Edmonstone , the Interpreter , and Mr. Webbe , the Secretary to Government , must have been also " the vile instruments " of this " unmanly fraud ! " This is surely satis superque on the subject . unnecessary ...
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