Selections from the Indian Journals: Calcutta journalSatyajit Das Firma K.L. Mukhopadhyay, 1963 |
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... rice contains more nutriment , * will keep longer and can be delivered at market cheaper than the Carolina rice . Persons who have resided in India prefer the East India rice for their tables . The European habituated to the Carolina rice ...
... rice contains more nutriment , * will keep longer and can be delivered at market cheaper than the Carolina rice . Persons who have resided in India prefer the East India rice for their tables . The European habituated to the Carolina rice ...
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... rice , and tobacco of America , undere a different system , would have found Acheaper substitutes in the cotton , rice , and tobacco of India . Under the relaxation , during the late war in Europe , of that principle of public law by ...
... rice , and tobacco of America , undere a different system , would have found Acheaper substitutes in the cotton , rice , and tobacco of India . Under the relaxation , during the late war in Europe , of that principle of public law by ...
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... rice , and all such other articles as upon due consideration shall not be excepted ,. subject only to the following conditions : -That the ship shall touch at Gibraltar or Malta , if bound to a port south of Cape Finisterre , or at ...
... rice , and all such other articles as upon due consideration shall not be excepted ,. subject only to the following conditions : -That the ship shall touch at Gibraltar or Malta , if bound to a port south of Cape Finisterre , or at ...
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