The Quarterly Review, Volume 236, Issue 468John Murray, 1921 - English literature |
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Page 47
... District Associations re - echoed the same sentiments . The joint scheme was hailed as sufficient evidence that Hindus and Mahomedans could agree . The political Millennium had come , and the Hindu lion was ready to lie down with the ...
... District Associations re - echoed the same sentiments . The joint scheme was hailed as sufficient evidence that Hindus and Mahomedans could agree . The political Millennium had come , and the Hindu lion was ready to lie down with the ...
Page 53
... district to be so disturbed as to justify them . In the proclaimed province or district , ( 1 ) All persons accused of sedition were to be tried before three judges of the highest status , without appeal and without assessors or juries ...
... district to be so disturbed as to justify them . In the proclaimed province or district , ( 1 ) All persons accused of sedition were to be tried before three judges of the highest status , without appeal and without assessors or juries ...
Page 60
... districts of Rai Bareli and Sultanpur against the taluqdars or landlords . The cultivators had been told that the downfall ... district in Behar . These disturbances , with the exhibitions of racial hatred culminating in the murder of Mr ...
... districts of Rai Bareli and Sultanpur against the taluqdars or landlords . The cultivators had been told that the downfall ... district in Behar . These disturbances , with the exhibitions of racial hatred culminating in the murder of Mr ...
Page 70
... districts of England ; but nobody would have denied in 1842 that Chartism was on the wane , while the Anti - Corn - Law - League was winning new members every day . In 1848 a third and last National Petition was signed by the English ...
... districts of England ; but nobody would have denied in 1842 that Chartism was on the wane , while the Anti - Corn - Law - League was winning new members every day . In 1848 a third and last National Petition was signed by the English ...
Page 120
... districts it may be estimated from the evidence that not less than one - third - perhaps a full half - of the population was swept away . The fields were left untilled , and there was a terrible scarcity of food . ' And the advantage of ...
... districts it may be estimated from the evidence that not less than one - third - perhaps a full half - of the population was swept away . The fields were left untilled , and there was a terrible scarcity of food . ' And the advantage of ...
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