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... Institutions , founded by the British in Calcutta and its Vicinity , 183 - extract from the work , 214-216 . - See Malcolm , Sir J. , and India , British . Malcolm , ( Major - General Sir J. ) Politi- cal History of India , 183 ...
... Institutions , founded by the British in Calcutta and its Vicinity , 183 - extract from the work , 214-216 . - See Malcolm , Sir J. , and India , British . Malcolm , ( Major - General Sir J. ) Politi- cal History of India , 183 ...
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... Institutions , founded by the British in Calcutta , and its Vicinity . By Charles Lushington , Esq . of the Bengal Civil Service 183 XII . Coup - d'œil sur l'Etat actuel de l'Astronomie Pratique en France et en Angleterre . Par Alfred ...
... Institutions , founded by the British in Calcutta , and its Vicinity . By Charles Lushington , Esq . of the Bengal Civil Service 183 XII . Coup - d'œil sur l'Etat actuel de l'Astronomie Pratique en France et en Angleterre . Par Alfred ...
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... institutions , of society . Madame de Genlis paid a second visit to England in company with Mademoiselle d'Orleans ; and it appears , that both her letters and conduct were singularly illus- trative of the romance and enthusiasm of her ...
... institutions , of society . Madame de Genlis paid a second visit to England in company with Mademoiselle d'Orleans ; and it appears , that both her letters and conduct were singularly illus- trative of the romance and enthusiasm of her ...
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... institutions . On her return from emigration a ferocious licentiousness , or affected rudeness , had supplanted the polished urbanity of the ancient court . Profligate enthusiasts , drunk with their own besotted imaginations , had ...
... institutions . On her return from emigration a ferocious licentiousness , or affected rudeness , had supplanted the polished urbanity of the ancient court . Profligate enthusiasts , drunk with their own besotted imaginations , had ...
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... institution of animal sacrifice , from the natural incongruity of that species of worship , and its unsuitableness to our notions of the divine nature , evidently press with augmented force against it , when it is considered as invested ...
... institution of animal sacrifice , from the natural incongruity of that species of worship , and its unsuitableness to our notions of the divine nature , evidently press with augmented force against it , when it is considered as invested ...
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