THE

CALCUTTA REVIEW,

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VOLUME XL.

1864.

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profiting by those, who, not contented with stale receipts, are able to manage
and set forth new positions to the world: and, were they but as the dust
and cinders of our feet, so long as in that notion, they may yet serve to polish
and brighten the armoury of truth, even for that respect, they were not
utterly to be cast away.'-MILTON.

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1864.

CALCUTTA REVIEW.

NUMBER LXXIX.

CONTENTS.

ART. I. ANGLO-INDIAN ARCHITECTURE.

HISTORY OF THE MODERN STYLES OF ARCHI-

TECTURE, BY JAMES FERGUSSON, F. R. S.,

M. R. A. S. LONDON: JOHN MURRAY, 1862

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II. THE COMPETITION SYSTEM AND THE

INDIAN CIVIL SERVICE,

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III. RURAL ECONOMY OF INDIA IN ANCI-
ENT AND MODERN TIMES.

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3.

INSTITUTES OF MANU.

AYEEN AKBERY.

THE LAND TAX OF INDIA, ACCORDING TO THE

MOHAMMEDAN LAW, TRANSLATED FROM THE

FUTAWA ALUMGEREE, WITH EXPLANATORY

NOTES, AND AN INTRODUCTORY ESSAY, BY

NEIL B. E. BAILLIE, ESQ.

4. THE HISTORY OF HINDUSTAN; TRANSLATED

FROM THE PERSIAN, BY ALEXANDER Dow,

Esq.

5. THE HISTORY OF INDIA: THE HINDU AND

MOHAMMEDAN PERIODS, BY THE HONOUR-

ABLE MOUNTSTUART ELPHINSTONE.

6. MODERN INDIA AND ITS GOVERNMENT, BY

GEORGE CAMPBELL, ESQ.

7. THE LAND REVENUE OF BRITISH INDIA, BY

FRANCIS HORSLEY ROBINSON, ESQ.

8. A HANDY BOOK FOR LANDLORD AND TENANT,

OR ACT X. OF 1859, WITH ANNOTATIONS,

BY W. R. DAVIES, ESQ.

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