Monthly Review; Or New Literary JournalRalph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths R. Griffiths., 1805 - Periodicals Editors: May 1749-Sept. 1803, Ralph Griffiths; Oct. 1803-Apr. 1825, G.E. Griffiths. |
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Page 269
... established faith ; whence it is fair to infer , that if Boudhism could not have established itself among the Brahmins , and if it has been established in their country , that it must be the more ancient of the two . In looking into the ...
... established faith ; whence it is fair to infer , that if Boudhism could not have established itself among the Brahmins , and if it has been established in their country , that it must be the more ancient of the two . In looking into the ...
Page 400
... establishing our allies , their highnesses the Peishwah and the Nizam in their respective legitimate governments ; of ... established on the banks of the Jumna under Monsieur Perron . Secondly , The extension of the British frontier to ...
... establishing our allies , their highnesses the Peishwah and the Nizam in their respective legitimate governments ; of ... established on the banks of the Jumna under Monsieur Perron . Secondly , The extension of the British frontier to ...
Page 431
... established . There let it be discussed in what way the appointment of your archbishops and bishops may be brought as near as possible to the practice of the church of England , when it was yet Catholic , and to the declaration of the ...
... established . There let it be discussed in what way the appointment of your archbishops and bishops may be brought as near as possible to the practice of the church of England , when it was yet Catholic , and to the declaration of the ...
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