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... monthly predecessors . Its editor Mr. Rawdon Power , of the Ceylon Civil Service , no doubt felt that the task of collecting sufficient matter for his purpose would be far easier once in three months , than monthly , but it was ...
... monthly predecessors . Its editor Mr. Rawdon Power , of the Ceylon Civil Service , no doubt felt that the task of collecting sufficient matter for his purpose would be far easier once in three months , than monthly , but it was ...
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... month was authorized to each of the commandants of the Hyderabad and Berar divisions , and an additional monthly allowance of two hundred rupees to each of the following officers - The commandant of the Russell cavalry , the com ...
... month was authorized to each of the commandants of the Hyderabad and Berar divisions , and an additional monthly allowance of two hundred rupees to each of the following officers - The commandant of the Russell cavalry , the com ...
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... month , by the magic of office , becomes the master of elephants , rides like a prince on holidays in a howdah , and is a man of substance . Native society is thus put as it were topsy turvy : the great are those who should be the least ...
... month , by the magic of office , becomes the master of elephants , rides like a prince on holidays in a howdah , and is a man of substance . Native society is thus put as it were topsy turvy : the great are those who should be the least ...
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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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