The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1816 |
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... contains an account of the different poems of which his selection consists : The most common forms in which Hindee poetry presents itself , are Dohras and Kubits . The former word literally signifies couplets ; though the measure ...
... contains an account of the different poems of which his selection consists : The most common forms in which Hindee poetry presents itself , are Dohras and Kubits . The former word literally signifies couplets ; though the measure ...
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... contain so very little earth , that when steeped in water for some time , they are resolved into a pulpy matter ; and ... contains an account of the abdominal and tho- racic viscera , and the absorbent system . According to the author's ...
... contain so very little earth , that when steeped in water for some time , they are resolved into a pulpy matter ; and ... contains an account of the abdominal and tho- racic viscera , and the absorbent system . According to the author's ...
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... contains many patriotic and philanthropic hints con- cerning the better government of India . Dr. Heyne is one of those practical politicians who attach more value to the amelioration of internal policy , than to speculative reforms in ...
... contains many patriotic and philanthropic hints con- cerning the better government of India . Dr. Heyne is one of those practical politicians who attach more value to the amelioration of internal policy , than to speculative reforms in ...
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