Calcutta Review, Volume 27University of Calcutta, 1856 |
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... knowledge of the vital statistics of the land , as then plans might be arranged which should have special reference to these require- ments . If the difficulties in the way of our scheme are great , the benefits are greater . The object ...
... knowledge of the vital statistics of the land , as then plans might be arranged which should have special reference to these require- ments . If the difficulties in the way of our scheme are great , the benefits are greater . The object ...
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vour . This readiness to receive douceurs is no ways diminished by the knowledge that the chances of detection are ninety - nine to one in his favour . This is one of the many causes which render arguments , which hold good at home ...
vour . This readiness to receive douceurs is no ways diminished by the knowledge that the chances of detection are ninety - nine to one in his favour . This is one of the many causes which render arguments , which hold good at home ...
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... knowledge of any handicraft by which they might gain their livelihood . To dispel this ignorance , to arouse from the torpor of idleness , to overcome the dissipation , and supply the lacking knowledge are amongst the objects proposed ...
... knowledge of any handicraft by which they might gain their livelihood . To dispel this ignorance , to arouse from the torpor of idleness , to overcome the dissipation , and supply the lacking knowledge are amongst the objects proposed ...
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... knowledge , and that you will submit the result of such enquiries from time to time for the information of the Government . " The attention of District officers should also be drawn to the same subject . We are much afraid that where a ...
... knowledge , and that you will submit the result of such enquiries from time to time for the information of the Government . " The attention of District officers should also be drawn to the same subject . We are much afraid that where a ...
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... knowledge to enable him to do so . For this difficulty the reformatory principle provides , by not only giving the convict a good secular education , but also by teaching him various trades and handicrafts which they can , when released ...
... knowledge to enable him to do so . For this difficulty the reformatory principle provides , by not only giving the convict a good secular education , but also by teaching him various trades and handicrafts which they can , when released ...
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