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Page xliii
... allowed a certain per centage on taking the smaller coins from the Treasury , or the Mint , on condition of changing the larger ones at the full current value of sixteen annas , or sixty - four pie for each rupee ; but it will often ...
... allowed a certain per centage on taking the smaller coins from the Treasury , or the Mint , on condition of changing the larger ones at the full current value of sixteen annas , or sixty - four pie for each rupee ; but it will often ...
Page 382
... allowed to cut his khurrif ( harvest ) crop without his rent being demanded . He is in debt , and has paid away the greater part of his produce to the village Mahajun ; when he finds two bigahs of half - grown sugar - cane distrain- ed ...
... allowed to cut his khurrif ( harvest ) crop without his rent being demanded . He is in debt , and has paid away the greater part of his produce to the village Mahajun ; when he finds two bigahs of half - grown sugar - cane distrain- ed ...
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... allowed to rule our Indian army ; and no one has had the heroism to depose the tyrant , or even to attempt it ... allowed in war should be much less than that allowed in peace . 6th . That all private baggage should be carried by the ...
... allowed to rule our Indian army ; and no one has had the heroism to depose the tyrant , or even to attempt it ... allowed in war should be much less than that allowed in peace . 6th . That all private baggage should be carried by the ...
Contents
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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