The Modern Review, Volume 16Ramananda Chatterjee Prabasi Press Private, Limited, 1914 - India Includes section "Reviews and notices of books". |
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... rules on sanitation and other matters conducive to their well- being might be recited by any one of the members who is able to read , after which extracts from the week's newspaper might be read and perhaps also from religious texts ...
... rules on sanitation and other matters conducive to their well- being might be recited by any one of the members who is able to read , after which extracts from the week's newspaper might be read and perhaps also from religious texts ...
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... rule . Those of us who are to pursue knowledge for its own sake want to do so voluntarily . The compulsory pursuit of an high ideal is an absurdity . Officials dislike education , because , among other reasons it increases the num- ber ...
... rule . Those of us who are to pursue knowledge for its own sake want to do so voluntarily . The compulsory pursuit of an high ideal is an absurdity . Officials dislike education , because , among other reasons it increases the num- ber ...
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... Rule , to relinquish their advantage : while the Unionists , who bitterly resented this " Irish " majority , refuse to let the inconvenient Hibernians go . The nonconformists and low churchmen who form the bulk of the Radicals find ...
... Rule , to relinquish their advantage : while the Unionists , who bitterly resented this " Irish " majority , refuse to let the inconvenient Hibernians go . The nonconformists and low churchmen who form the bulk of the Radicals find ...
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... Rule proposals acceptable to the people of Ulster . They humbly submitted that they were not bigots in any unworthy sense , that they were not unreasonable , but they honestly believed that they had a fair and incontrovertible case when ...
... Rule proposals acceptable to the people of Ulster . They humbly submitted that they were not bigots in any unworthy sense , that they were not unreasonable , but they honestly believed that they had a fair and incontrovertible case when ...
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... rule - as the colonies , -India would have had no public debt when she was transferred from the Company to the Crown . The total Indian Debt bearing interest was little over 7 millions sterling in 1792 and had risen to 10 millions in ...
... rule - as the colonies , -India would have had no public debt when she was transferred from the Company to the Crown . The total Indian Debt bearing interest was little over 7 millions sterling in 1792 and had risen to 10 millions in ...
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