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Page 71
... Bengal into the N. W. Provinces , and takes off the customs duty formerly levied on Bengal Salt going thither . • Act No. 24 is the usual Act passed in anticipation of the Governor General leaving the seat of the Supreme Government and ...
... Bengal into the N. W. Provinces , and takes off the customs duty formerly levied on Bengal Salt going thither . • Act No. 24 is the usual Act passed in anticipation of the Governor General leaving the seat of the Supreme Government and ...
Page 258
... Bengal was a place fitly adapted as a residence for criminals , whom it was desirable to kill off without the aid of the rope or the sword . " The climate of Bengal , " says a Persian writer , quoted by Mr. Martin , " on account of the ...
... Bengal was a place fitly adapted as a residence for criminals , whom it was desirable to kill off without the aid of the rope or the sword . " The climate of Bengal , " says a Persian writer , quoted by Mr. Martin , " on account of the ...
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... Bengal at this day . Couplets must possess some attraction which hit off exactly both nature and man . There is undoubtedly something alluring in a verse , which paints with fidelity the objects of dread or ambition to the lower classes ...
... Bengal at this day . Couplets must possess some attraction which hit off exactly both nature and man . There is undoubtedly something alluring in a verse , which paints with fidelity the objects of dread or ambition to the lower classes ...
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The History of the Conquerors of Hind from the most | xi |
The Bengal Medical Codeand the Bengal Medical | xviii |
Bengal Hurkaru May 8th Speech of the Honble | xxvii |
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