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... reason unlocks the secret in the shape of inference . It can however be con- sidered in one respect , no secret ; because all competent judges and all credible evidences agree that India is in a state of re- trogression ; no new forms ...
... reason unlocks the secret in the shape of inference . It can however be con- sidered in one respect , no secret ; because all competent judges and all credible evidences agree that India is in a state of re- trogression ; no new forms ...
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... reason of chronological precedent . His muse dallies with the antece- dents of Affghan history rather than with the exploits of the British in Affghanistan . It is his to treat of the mystic and the legendary , far back in an age of ...
... reason of chronological precedent . His muse dallies with the antece- dents of Affghan history rather than with the exploits of the British in Affghanistan . It is his to treat of the mystic and the legendary , far back in an age of ...
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... reason thus : if we succeed , the disgrace and discomfiture of our adversary will revive our power , and alter our relation to the police and magistrate ; if we fail , we are only as we were ; the fraud , and perjury , will go ...
... reason thus : if we succeed , the disgrace and discomfiture of our adversary will revive our power , and alter our relation to the police and magistrate ; if we fail , we are only as we were ; the fraud , and perjury , will go ...
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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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