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Page xii
... letter they brought from their Emperor was as follows : " The Great Emperor , Day - ming , sends this letter to the country of Samarcund to Shah Rokh Bahadur . " As we consider that the Most High God has created all things that are in ...
... letter they brought from their Emperor was as follows : " The Great Emperor , Day - ming , sends this letter to the country of Samarcund to Shah Rokh Bahadur . " As we consider that the Most High God has created all things that are in ...
Page 58
... letter accompanying the statement , he made the following profession of a wish to assist the Commissioners in making retrenchments : - " Permit me to state that I have every desire to co - operate with the Board in econo- mizing ...
... letter accompanying the statement , he made the following profession of a wish to assist the Commissioners in making retrenchments : - " Permit me to state that I have every desire to co - operate with the Board in econo- mizing ...
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... letter - writers , " which may do them service in their profes- sion . This generally consists of a complimentary address , of an enquiry after health , of excuses for rents uncollected , or of a promise for future punctuality . The ...
... letter - writers , " which may do them service in their profes- sion . This generally consists of a complimentary address , of an enquiry after health , of excuses for rents uncollected , or of a promise for future punctuality . 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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