Asiatic Journal and Monthly Register for British and Foreign India, China and Australasia, Volume 27Wm. H. Allen & Company, 1829 - Asia |
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Page 8
... never honoured , whereby the Hong merchants have sustained severe losses : some of them have been ruined by the large outstanding debts due to them from Americans , who still deal where they can , wholly or in part , upon credit . The ...
... never honoured , whereby the Hong merchants have sustained severe losses : some of them have been ruined by the large outstanding debts due to them from Americans , who still deal where they can , wholly or in part , upon credit . The ...
Page 13
... never lie , it would have given the death - blow to the new religion . 66 Islamism continued to spread in the interior of Arabia . The third year of Mahomet's mission , another caravan of Medinese came and embraced his cause . Mahomet ...
... never lie , it would have given the death - blow to the new religion . 66 Islamism continued to spread in the interior of Arabia . The third year of Mahomet's mission , another caravan of Medinese came and embraced his cause . Mahomet ...
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... never sold any slaves , and had no intention to send the slaves in question out of the country . In a representation to the Madras government , he reiterates these declarations , adding , that in purchasing these slaves , “ he was less ...
... never sold any slaves , and had no intention to send the slaves in question out of the country . In a representation to the Madras government , he reiterates these declarations , adding , that in purchasing these slaves , “ he was less ...
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... never sold . The services of pullers are also occasionally mortgaged . They are entirely sup- ported by their masters in sickness and in health ; their marriages and funerals are defrayed by the meerassidars , and they have a small ...
... never sold . The services of pullers are also occasionally mortgaged . They are entirely sup- ported by their masters in sickness and in health ; their marriages and funerals are defrayed by the meerassidars , and they have a small ...
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... never trod ; and , were it not for the incessant barking with which the European garb is greeted by the pariah dogs , which swarm here from the assurance of finding an unmolested retreat , the mind could hardly fail of being impressed ...
... never trod ; and , were it not for the incessant barking with which the European garb is greeted by the pariah dogs , which swarm here from the assurance of finding an unmolested retreat , the mind could hardly fail of being impressed ...
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