Asiatic Journal and Monthly Register for British and Foreign India, China and Australasia, Volume 34Wm. H. Allen & Company, 1841 |
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Page 234
... consequently , with Professor Wilson , that the Purans are an intermixture of ancient and modern ingredients can be of no avail , for there are no means of distinguishing those parts of them which are thought to be ancient and genuine ...
... consequently , with Professor Wilson , that the Purans are an intermixture of ancient and modern ingredients can be of no avail , for there are no means of distinguishing those parts of them which are thought to be ancient and genuine ...
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... consequently placed over the Parsee's tents : the men were grievously disappointed at this interdiction , more particularly as no grog had been issued to them as yet from the Commissariat . There were no supplies here , and kurbee and ...
... consequently placed over the Parsee's tents : the men were grievously disappointed at this interdiction , more particularly as no grog had been issued to them as yet from the Commissariat . There were no supplies here , and kurbee and ...
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... consequently we could only load provisions for thirty days . Supposing the beasts able to stand the fatigue , we had seventy to eighty days ' march before us ; there was , consequently , little prospect that we should reach our ...
... consequently we could only load provisions for thirty days . Supposing the beasts able to stand the fatigue , we had seventy to eighty days ' march before us ; there was , consequently , little prospect that we should reach our ...
Contents
JANUARY 1841 | 1 |
THE CAMPAIGN IN AFFGHANISTAN Chapter IV | 17 |
ELEGY BY KAMAL UDDIN ISMAIL | 24 |
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