Journal of the Asiatic Society of Bengal, المجلد 9،الجزء 1Bishop's College Press, 1840 |
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الصفحة 35
... nature from all the preceding , being land moist in itself , without requiring for the success of the crops raised ... natural meadow . In Hindoostan are considerable tracts of it , being the low banks of rivers subject to be under water ...
... nature from all the preceding , being land moist in itself , without requiring for the success of the crops raised ... natural meadow . In Hindoostan are considerable tracts of it , being the low banks of rivers subject to be under water ...
الصفحة 159
... nature - essential and accidental . The essential fertility is dependent upon the nature of the soil ; the accidental , on the quantity of fertilizing matter found upon the surface , constituting a mould of humus . To determine properly ...
... nature - essential and accidental . The essential fertility is dependent upon the nature of the soil ; the accidental , on the quantity of fertilizing matter found upon the surface , constituting a mould of humus . To determine properly ...
الصفحة 186
... nature of the country to be traversed seems to throw such dif- ficulties in the way , that it is not thought of at present . Maul- main is much more distant from China Proper , but there are , as far as is known , no great natural ...
... nature of the country to be traversed seems to throw such dif- ficulties in the way , that it is not thought of at present . Maul- main is much more distant from China Proper , but there are , as far as is known , no great natural ...
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