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... native passengers , though averse to the sea voyage from prejudice and a dread of sea sickness . Yet when these steamers were projected , it was predicted that few or no native passengers would be found to take advantage of them . Take ...
... native passengers , though averse to the sea voyage from prejudice and a dread of sea sickness . Yet when these steamers were projected , it was predicted that few or no native passengers would be found to take advantage of them . Take ...
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... native powers , than we can expect to derive from their services . " 66 3. To the superiority of European discipline , is to be attributed the establishment of the British empire in India ; and , in proportion as that discipline is ...
... native powers , than we can expect to derive from their services . " 66 3. To the superiority of European discipline , is to be attributed the establishment of the British empire in India ; and , in proportion as that discipline is ...
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... native crowd assembled for the celebration of some social or festive rite . We recognise the marriage proces- sion only by the flickering torches , and the discordant music : the scenic representations , which might faintly have ...
... native crowd assembled for the celebration of some social or festive rite . We recognise the marriage proces- sion only by the flickering torches , and the discordant music : the scenic representations , which might faintly have ...
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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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