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... existence . Not to be is the great aim of the followers of Buddha , who look for the perfection of bliss in the ... existence . " It is fair matter for speculation , whether this happiness of freedom from existence so assiduously ...
... existence . Not to be is the great aim of the followers of Buddha , who look for the perfection of bliss in the ... existence . " It is fair matter for speculation , whether this happiness of freedom from existence so assiduously ...
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... existence of two years - about the average one for Ceylon perio- dicals , and if we mistake not was a losing affair from the commencement , in spite of the paper being furnished free of charge by the Religious Tract Society and the ...
... existence of two years - about the average one for Ceylon perio- dicals , and if we mistake not was a losing affair from the commencement , in spite of the paper being furnished free of charge by the Religious Tract Society and the ...
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... existence , and how feeble soever its beginnings , it has been under God , a mighty instrument for good to the children of this land . Catholic in its principles and sensible of the peculiarities of the moral and social rela- tions of ...
... existence , and how feeble soever its beginnings , it has been under God , a mighty instrument for good to the children of this land . Catholic in its principles and sensible of the peculiarities of the moral and social rela- tions of ...
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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