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Page 41
... Buchanan's arguments only demonstrate the necessity of a farther provision
being made for the instruction and edification of the British'in India ; since we are
not aware that he adduces one conclusive argument in favour of the erection of
an ...
... Buchanan's arguments only demonstrate the necessity of a farther provision
being made for the instruction and edification of the British'in India ; since we are
not aware that he adduces one conclusive argument in favour of the erection of
an ...
Page 80
He liberally rewarded those who were so fortunate as to secure bis favour : but
they were personal and political services which ... If , however , the favours
heaped by Mr. Pitt on the University indicated little of disinterestedness , it must
equally ...
He liberally rewarded those who were so fortunate as to secure bis favour : but
they were personal and political services which ... If , however , the favours
heaped by Mr. Pitt on the University indicated little of disinterestedness , it must
equally ...
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or even expecting as a favour to be entrusted with high authority , principles so
importantly different from those adopted by the rest of their fellow - subjects , and
so importantly different from those on which the constitution of our government ...
or even expecting as a favour to be entrusted with high authority , principles so
importantly different from those adopted by the rest of their fellow - subjects , and
so importantly different from those on which the constitution of our government ...
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