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Pagina 72
... reason for Tippoo's wifhing to retain the circar of Annagoondy , instead of ceding it with the rest of the Dooab to the Mahrattas , was his anxiety for the fafety of the defcendants of the ancient kings of Beejanuggur , who refide in ...
... reason for Tippoo's wifhing to retain the circar of Annagoondy , instead of ceding it with the rest of the Dooab to the Mahrattas , was his anxiety for the fafety of the defcendants of the ancient kings of Beejanuggur , who refide in ...
Pagina 119
... reason to believe that the teftimony here borne to his worth - his genuine piety , his exemplary morality , and his extenfive benevolence , -is no more than his juft due . Real merit is fometimes exaggerated in funeral pane- gyrics ...
... reason to believe that the teftimony here borne to his worth - his genuine piety , his exemplary morality , and his extenfive benevolence , -is no more than his juft due . Real merit is fometimes exaggerated in funeral pane- gyrics ...
Pagina 554
... reason ; indeed it is obvious that there must have been treatises existing where Algebra was carried much farther ... reasons for believing , in a treatife on the principles of Hindoo Aftronomy , which I began more than three years ago ...
... reason ; indeed it is obvious that there must have been treatises existing where Algebra was carried much farther ... reasons for believing , in a treatife on the principles of Hindoo Aftronomy , which I began more than three years ago ...
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