Journal of the Asiatic Society of Bengal, المجلد 9،الجزء 1Bishop's College Press, 1840 |
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الصفحة 63
... produce seems to be equal to the consumption and no more , nor could Kushmeer be easily made to yield supplies to an army not quartered in it , for the access is difficult , and carriage expensive . Fodder is plen- tiful , and ...
... produce seems to be equal to the consumption and no more , nor could Kushmeer be easily made to yield supplies to an army not quartered in it , for the access is difficult , and carriage expensive . Fodder is plen- tiful , and ...
الصفحة 165
... produce fruit . The natives have only since the British occupation laid out areca plantations on a large scale . The provinces do not yet produce sufficient for the consumption of the country , and the nut is imported from Sumatra , and ...
... produce fruit . The natives have only since the British occupation laid out areca plantations on a large scale . The provinces do not yet produce sufficient for the consumption of the country , and the nut is imported from Sumatra , and ...
الصفحة 185
... produce themselves , is all found within the sphere of their own country ; what Tenasserim does not produce of their luxuries , superfluities , or commodities , Pegu and Ava do . Very few articles of European or Indian produce have ...
... produce themselves , is all found within the sphere of their own country ; what Tenasserim does not produce of their luxuries , superfluities , or commodities , Pegu and Ava do . Very few articles of European or Indian produce have ...
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