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... sufficient . Act No. 3 is an Act for removing doubts as to the meaning of the words " Thug " and " Thuggee " in the Acts of the Council of India . Under this form of removing doubts , it appears to us that the object is to extend the ...
... sufficient . Act No. 3 is an Act for removing doubts as to the meaning of the words " Thug " and " Thuggee " in the Acts of the Council of India . Under this form of removing doubts , it appears to us that the object is to extend the ...
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... sufficient guarantee . These and other considerations make us hesitate a good deal about the expediency of any measure that may deprive us of so efficient a force , that has been provided at a great expense both of money and of time ...
... sufficient guarantee . These and other considerations make us hesitate a good deal about the expediency of any measure that may deprive us of so efficient a force , that has been provided at a great expense both of money and of time ...
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... sufficient number of good boats properly manned at every ferry : " and we are further told , that fixed rates are authorized by the magistrate ; " never- theless , it is a universal complaint that the farmers of the ferries are the ...
... sufficient number of good boats properly manned at every ferry : " and we are further told , that fixed rates are authorized by the magistrate ; " never- theless , it is a universal complaint that the farmers of the ferries are 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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