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... continued to furnish successive numbers equal at least to the first . Amongst its contributors were the Hon'ble George Tur- nour , Esq . , the translator of the Mohawanso : the Rev. Dr Macvicar , also of literary distinction ; Simon ...
... continued to furnish successive numbers equal at least to the first . Amongst its contributors were the Hon'ble George Tur- nour , Esq . , the translator of the Mohawanso : the Rev. Dr Macvicar , also of literary distinction ; Simon ...
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... continued so until 1806. After Austerlitz , it was ceded with the rest of Dalmatia to the French , and subsequently had a full share in the vicissitudes of the war . In 1814 an English fri- gate - the Baccante under the well - known ...
... continued so until 1806. After Austerlitz , it was ceded with the rest of Dalmatia to the French , and subsequently had a full share in the vicissitudes of the war . In 1814 an English fri- gate - the Baccante under the well - known ...
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... continued remarkably healthy throughout . When you reach Bombay , Sir Charles , ask Sir Willoughby Cotton , if be remembers the time , when he thought a piece of buffalo's flesh a luxury . To be sure it required the teeth of an ogre to ...
... continued remarkably healthy throughout . When you reach Bombay , Sir Charles , ask Sir Willoughby Cotton , if be remembers the time , when he thought a piece of buffalo's flesh a luxury . To be sure it required the teeth of an ogre to ...
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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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