Journal of the Asiatic Society of Bengal, المجلد 9،الجزء 1Bishop's College Press, 1840 |
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الصفحة 53
... importance is not sufficient to justify the lengthened details requisite for fully explaining the nature of its ... important to them than pas- turage , and cows are their chief live stock ; but as the wan- dering Ghiljies from the ...
... importance is not sufficient to justify the lengthened details requisite for fully explaining the nature of its ... important to them than pas- turage , and cows are their chief live stock ; but as the wan- dering Ghiljies from the ...
الصفحة 62
... importance either from its produce or position . The cultivation is but little , and is irrigated . A little wheat is ... important . Kushmeer . 204. This celebrated valley is admirably watered by streams and rills , which seldom fall ...
... importance either from its produce or position . The cultivation is but little , and is irrigated . A little wheat is ... important . Kushmeer . 204. This celebrated valley is admirably watered by streams and rills , which seldom fall ...
الصفحة 92
... important , had not the exciting result of Mr. JAMES PRINSEP's researches raised our estimate of importance . Library . The accessions to the Library may be thus classified : - English , French , .. Latin , German , Arabic , Sanscrit ...
... important , had not the exciting result of Mr. JAMES PRINSEP's researches raised our estimate of importance . Library . The accessions to the Library may be thus classified : - English , French , .. Latin , German , Arabic , Sanscrit ...
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