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Page 58
... respect and confidence . The following Minute of Mr. Patton shews my disappointment . “ I give it naked without explanation first , in order that the reader may form his own unbiassed opinion : - " The Clerk evidently mistakes his ...
... respect and confidence . The following Minute of Mr. Patton shews my disappointment . “ I give it naked without explanation first , in order that the reader may form his own unbiassed opinion : - " The Clerk evidently mistakes his ...
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... respect to the portrait of their favorite and distinguished leader , Sir Eyre Coote . We now take leave of Mr. Russell , and introduce the reader to another statesman , Sir Charles Metcalfe , who , it is well known , succeeded Mr ...
... respect to the portrait of their favorite and distinguished leader , Sir Eyre Coote . We now take leave of Mr. Russell , and introduce the reader to another statesman , Sir Charles Metcalfe , who , it is well known , succeeded Mr ...
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... respect . The quality rather than the quantity should be attended to . The guns drawn by horses to clear the way , instead of being drawn by bullocks to stop the way . The infantry corps are considered in every respect equal to the ...
... respect . The quality rather than the quantity should be attended to . The guns drawn by horses to clear the way , instead of being drawn by bullocks to stop the way . The infantry corps are considered in every respect equal to the ...
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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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