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The Calcutta Review. ART . VI . - Introduction to the Bengali Language , by the late Rev. W. Yates , D. D. Edited by J. Wenger . WE feel that some explanation is required of our reasons for drawing attention to a language , which does ...
The Calcutta Review. ART . VI . - Introduction to the Bengali Language , by the late Rev. W. Yates , D. D. Edited by J. Wenger . WE feel that some explanation is required of our reasons for drawing attention to a language , which does ...
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... language of Arracan . The tide of Mohammedan invasion has here left marks of its passage not eradicated to this day . The whole spoken or written language is largely intermixed with Persian . One - half of the petitions presented in the ...
... language of Arracan . The tide of Mohammedan invasion has here left marks of its passage not eradicated to this day . The whole spoken or written language is largely intermixed with Persian . One - half of the petitions presented in the ...
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The Calcutta Review. spent on the languages of India , whether of the north or south of the Peninsula , is time thrown away . However interesting as the repository of much that is curious or ancient , a language without a permanent ...
The Calcutta Review. spent on the languages of India , whether of the north or south of the Peninsula , is time thrown away . However interesting as the repository of much that is curious or ancient , a language without a permanent ...
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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