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Page 54
... remarks which may facilitate its solution by those who have more knowledge and better aids available , and I am the more encouraged to do so because the venerable and sagacious Elphinstone , in his remarks on the subject , has certainly ...
... remarks which may facilitate its solution by those who have more knowledge and better aids available , and I am the more encouraged to do so because the venerable and sagacious Elphinstone , in his remarks on the subject , has certainly ...
Page 66
... REMARKS ON SUNDRY PASSAGES IN THE FOURTH VOLUME OF LASSEN'S INDISCHE ALTERTHUMS- KUNDE . The errors noticed here are those that I find obvious in those pages of the volume that I have had occasion to consult . None of them are noticed ...
... REMARKS ON SUNDRY PASSAGES IN THE FOURTH VOLUME OF LASSEN'S INDISCHE ALTERTHUMS- KUNDE . The errors noticed here are those that I find obvious in those pages of the volume that I have had occasion to consult . None of them are noticed ...
Page 92
... remarks that Cheh - ti - gan corresponds precisely to Chittagong ( Chatgánw ) . At that place a traveller proceeding to the interior would transfer himself from a sea - going vessel to a country boat to go up the Meghna , just as the ...
... remarks that Cheh - ti - gan corresponds precisely to Chittagong ( Chatgánw ) . At that place a traveller proceeding to the interior would transfer himself from a sea - going vessel to a country boat to go up the Meghna , just as the ...
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Central Arabia third pilgrimage crosses the Red Sea and travels | 7 |
residence in India his extravagance 13 he falls into disfavour | 15 |
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