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... advantages . The connection by railways of the island of Bombay with the adjoining continent will generally facilitate intercourse with our neighbourhood , and cheapen many of our inland supplies for man and beast ; extend our fisheries ...
... advantages . The connection by railways of the island of Bombay with the adjoining continent will generally facilitate intercourse with our neighbourhood , and cheapen many of our inland supplies for man and beast ; extend our fisheries ...
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... advantages of its situation are at once recognisable by all who know where to find the island on the map . Of its intrinsic advantages , assisted by Mr. Martin , we may now proceed to speak . In September , 1830 , Mr. Mangles , then ...
... advantages of its situation are at once recognisable by all who know where to find the island on the map . Of its intrinsic advantages , assisted by Mr. Martin , we may now proceed to speak . In September , 1830 , Mr. Mangles , then ...
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... advantages that would accrue to us from the possession of Negrais Island , and more especially its sanatory advantages . We have regarded it less as a padlock for the Burmese , than as a convalescent depôt for the sick of Calcutta and ...
... advantages that would accrue to us from the possession of Negrais Island , and more especially its sanatory advantages . We have regarded it less as a padlock for the Burmese , than as a convalescent depôt for the sick of Calcutta and ...
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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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