Asiatic Journal and Monthly Register for British and Foreign India, China and Australasia, Volume 34Wm. H. Allen & Company, 1841 |
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Page 144
... evidence contained in the Purans now extant , which proves that each and all of those works are modern compilations . I cannot place so much reliance on my own examina- tion of the Purans as to affirm that there is not ; but no passages ...
... evidence contained in the Purans now extant , which proves that each and all of those works are modern compilations . I cannot place so much reliance on my own examina- tion of the Purans as to affirm that there is not ; but no passages ...
Page 85
... evidence which he desires to make appear favour- able to his own side of the question , than of impartial judges giving a fair summary of the whole , without regard to which side it may favour , so long as just conclusions are drawn ...
... evidence which he desires to make appear favour- able to his own side of the question , than of impartial judges giving a fair summary of the whole , without regard to which side it may favour , so long as just conclusions are drawn ...
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... evidence testifies , having been made after the convoy had entered the pass ; that Major Clibborn had not paid sufficient regard to the information of Capt . Brown that the Murrees had assembled in the passes and destroyed the road , it ...
... evidence testifies , having been made after the convoy had entered the pass ; that Major Clibborn had not paid sufficient regard to the information of Capt . Brown that the Murrees had assembled in the passes and destroyed the road , it ...
Contents
JANUARY 1841 | 1 |
THE CAMPAIGN IN AFFGHANISTAN Chapter IV | 17 |
ELEGY BY KAMAL UDDIN ISMAIL | 24 |
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