 | 1816 - 50 pages
...highly beneficial objects which the appro-, priate exercise of them may produce. On the other hand, sorrow and remorse can scarcely fail sooner or later...neglected opportunities of rendering benefit to his fellow crea-* tures. From considerations like these, it has been that I, (although born a Brahmin,... | |
 | 1818 - 762 pages
...the highly beneficial objects which the appropriate excercise of them may produce. On the other hand, sorrow and remorse can scarcely fail, sooner or later,...having neglected opportunities of rendering benefit to Ыэ fellow creatures. From considerations like these, it has been that I,- (although born a Bi aU3... | |
 | 1819 - 782 pages
...highly beneficial objects which the appropriate exercise of them may produce. " On the other hand, sorrow and remorse can scarcely fail sooner or later...my youth in all the principles of that sect), being thoroughly convinced of the lamentable errors of my countrymen, have been stimulated to employ every... | |
 | 1819 - 808 pages
...highly beneficial objects which the appropriate exercise of them may produce. " On the other hand, sorrow and remorse can scarcely fail sooner or later...my youth in all the principles of that sect), being thoroughly convinced of the lamentable errors of my countrymen, have been stimulated to employ every... | |
 | 1819 - 792 pages
...highly beneficial object« which die appropriate exercise of them may produce. " On the omer hand, sorrow and remorse can scarcely fail sooner or later...to his fellow-creatures. From considerations like diese, it has been, that I (although bom a Brahmin, and instructed in my youth ш all the principles... | |
 | 1819 - 808 pages
...the highly beneticiat objects which the appropriate exercise of them may produce. On the other hand, sorrow and remorse can scarcely fail, sooner or later,...having neglected opportunities of rendering benefit to I is fellow-creatures. From considerations like these, it has been that I, (although born a Brahmin,... | |
 | Rammohun Roy (Raja) - 1823 - 358 pages
...after observing upon the superiority of the moral to the physical powers of man, and intimating that sorrow and remorse " can scarcely fail sooner or later...opportunities of rendering benefit to his fellow-creatures," he again adverts to his own case in the following terms : " From considerations like these it has been,... | |
 | Rammohun Roy (Raja) - 1825 - 356 pages
...after observing upon the superiority of the moral to the physical powers of man, and intimating that sorrow and remorse can scarcely fail, sooner or later,...neglected opportunities of rendering benefit to his fellow creatures," he again adverts to his own case in the following terms : " From considerations... | |
 | 1828 - 632 pages
...rendering benefit to his fellow creatures, he again adverts to his own case in the following terms: " From considerations like these it has been, that I,...my youth in all the principles of that sect,) being thoroughly convinced of the lamentable errors of my countrymen, have been stimulated to employ every... | |
 | 1828 - 666 pages
...after ob3erving upon the superiority of the moral to the physical powers of man, and intimating that sorrow and remorse can scarcely fail, sooner or later,...neglected opportunities of rendering benefit to his fellow creatures, he again adverts to his own case in the following terms : " From considerations like... | |
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I (although born a Brahmin, and instructed in my youth in all the principles of that sect), being thoroughly convinced of the lamentable errors of my countrymen, have been stimulated to employ every means in my power to improve their minds, and lead them... 
