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... character . The " Colombo Magazine " was of an opposite character to all those which had preceded , its aim having been entirely literary amusement and that of the very lightest kind . It was originated by a gentleman in the Ordnance ...
... character . The " Colombo Magazine " was of an opposite character to all those which had preceded , its aim having been entirely literary amusement and that of the very lightest kind . It was originated by a gentleman in the Ordnance ...
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... character . If it be sought for amidst the splendour of wealth or the pomp of hereditary nobility , it is found to exercise a powerful influence on the moral and mental energies . On the other hand if it be sought for as a means of ...
... character . If it be sought for amidst the splendour of wealth or the pomp of hereditary nobility , it is found to exercise a powerful influence on the moral and mental energies . On the other hand if it be sought for as a means of ...
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... character of the society in which such maxims are set forth and acted on , require no comment . And we are compelled to state , that , from our chequered selec- tion of good and evil , many have been excluded , which , from their ...
... character of the society in which such maxims are set forth and acted on , require no comment . And we are compelled to state , that , from our chequered selec- tion of good and evil , many have been excluded , which , from their ...
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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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