Calcutta Review, Volume 9University of Calcutta, 1848 |
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... allowed to the vast herds of Buffaloes , who often lord it in the very teeth of cultivation over a jhíl , a large plain , or a chur , which regains in one season what it lost in the one preceding . The Leopard or Panther and the wild ...
... allowed to the vast herds of Buffaloes , who often lord it in the very teeth of cultivation over a jhíl , a large plain , or a chur , which regains in one season what it lost in the one preceding . The Leopard or Panther and the wild ...
Page 14
... riches and such debasement mark the population on the banks of the Lower Ganges . We now turn to a different subject , the intercourse over these vast and fruitful plains . It is allowed that a 14 THE PLAINS OF THE LOWER GANGES .
... riches and such debasement mark the population on the banks of the Lower Ganges . We now turn to a different subject , the intercourse over these vast and fruitful plains . It is allowed that a 14 THE PLAINS OF THE LOWER GANGES .
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vast and fruitful plains . It is allowed that a facility of inter- course between distant places is one of the grestest helps to civilization , and we need hardly say that without per- manent roads all intercourse must be precarious and ...
vast and fruitful plains . It is allowed that a facility of inter- course between distant places is one of the grestest helps to civilization , and we need hardly say that without per- manent roads all intercourse must be precarious and ...
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... allowed to the plan- ters to cool , and to discover the truth of the assertions of those who contended that the abolition would ultimately be for their advantage . What length of time it would require to cool them , and for truth to ...
... allowed to the plan- ters to cool , and to discover the truth of the assertions of those who contended that the abolition would ultimately be for their advantage . What length of time it would require to cool them , and for truth to ...
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... allowed themselves to be driven from the country . Their progress since that period we are all acquainted with , and that it verifies the remarks we have just ( C made , will not , we conceive , LORD WELLESLEY'S ADMINISTRATION . 39.
... allowed themselves to be driven from the country . Their progress since that period we are all acquainted with , and that it verifies the remarks we have just ( C made , will not , we conceive , LORD WELLESLEY'S ADMINISTRATION . 39.
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