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Page 380
... village is mulcted from five to ten rupees per annum ; and a parcel of vagabonds called " mush- kuri peadahs " fatten illegally on the villagers . In every ' district , where the Putwari's papers are filed regularly , and before the ...
... village is mulcted from five to ten rupees per annum ; and a parcel of vagabonds called " mush- kuri peadahs " fatten illegally on the villagers . In every ' district , where the Putwari's papers are filed regularly , and before the ...
Page 385
... village was not adapted for an encampment . Tindal knew very well that the village was too much out of the way to be chosen by the surveyor ; so he pocketed the rupees , went on his way to the next large village , and repeated his ...
... village was not adapted for an encampment . Tindal knew very well that the village was too much out of the way to be chosen by the surveyor ; so he pocketed the rupees , went on his way to the next large village , and repeated his ...
Page 508
... village gomashtahs , and owners of ten acres . This rule , judiciously observed , will give that happy medium , which the highest need not disdain to adopt , nor the most humble be unable to comprehend . The ryot's talk will then afford ...
... village gomashtahs , and owners of ten acres . This rule , judiciously observed , will give that happy medium , which the highest need not disdain to adopt , nor the most humble be unable to comprehend . The ryot's talk will then afford ...
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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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