Asiatic Journal and Monthly Register for British and Foreign India, China and Australasia, Volume 34Wm. H. Allen & Company, 1841 |
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Page 121
... object of popular worship in remote antiquity , this wor- ship had assumed a mysterious character at the time that the Vedas received their present form and had become restricted to the Brahmans ; for Mr.Ward has correctly observed ...
... object of popular worship in remote antiquity , this wor- ship had assumed a mysterious character at the time that the Vedas received their present form and had become restricted to the Brahmans ; for Mr.Ward has correctly observed ...
Page 215
... object of the commander , which he should always have before him , should be his earliest possible arrival at the capital ; he should not suffer himself to be delayed a moment by friendly offers or deputations , for the object of both ...
... object of the commander , which he should always have before him , should be his earliest possible arrival at the capital ; he should not suffer himself to be delayed a moment by friendly offers or deputations , for the object of both ...
Page 184
... object , and a number of vessels are already far advanced towards their completion . On the 22nd of December , a native prostrated himself before Lord Auckland's carriage , opposite to the gate of the Supreme Court , whilst he and one ...
... object , and a number of vessels are already far advanced towards their completion . On the 22nd of December , a native prostrated himself before Lord Auckland's carriage , opposite to the gate of the Supreme Court , whilst he and one ...
Contents
JANUARY 1841 | 1 |
THE CAMPAIGN IN AFFGHANISTAN Chapter IV | 17 |
ELEGY BY KAMAL UDDIN ISMAIL | 24 |
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