Journal of the Asiatic Society of Bengal, المجلد 9،الجزء 1Bishop's College Press, 1840 |
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الصفحة 21
... fact that no road existed , that it was scarcely possible to resist conviction , particularly as I had not had time to make any private inquiries amongst the people , and had learned nothing about the road except the general assertion ...
... fact that no road existed , that it was scarcely possible to resist conviction , particularly as I had not had time to make any private inquiries amongst the people , and had learned nothing about the road except the general assertion ...
الصفحة 46
... fact it is not difficult to explain , for the khureef here meant , is the Huramee khureef ( so called in the country ) which is sown in the end of May , or earlier , and is artificially watered . The causes of the former fact deserve ...
... fact it is not difficult to explain , for the khureef here meant , is the Huramee khureef ( so called in the country ) which is sown in the end of May , or earlier , and is artificially watered . The causes of the former fact deserve ...
الصفحة 74
... fact of its having been struck at an epoch almost identified with his own , gives me a stronger right to assign the coin to one , whom Mr. James Prinsep , ( vol . ii . Asiatic Society's Journal , p . 410 , ) conceives may have been the ...
... fact of its having been struck at an epoch almost identified with his own , gives me a stronger right to assign the coin to one , whom Mr. James Prinsep , ( vol . ii . Asiatic Society's Journal , p . 410 , ) conceives may have been the ...
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