Fraser's Magazine, Том 21Contains the first printing of Sartor resartus, as well as other works by Thomas Carlyle. |
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... up of items connected with the vast mercantile undertakings of the Indian
Government, and of other sums, not one rupee of which was taken as taxation. Of
the 59 millions of gross nominal revenue last year, 35 millions were of the nature
of ...
... up of items connected with the vast mercantile undertakings of the Indian
Government, and of other sums, not one rupee of which was taken as taxation. Of
the 59 millions of gross nominal revenue last year, 35 millions were of the nature
of ...
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... including the land revenue and all other receipts of the nature of taxation ,
amounted in reality to only 35 millions sterling . The balance between this sum
and the gross nominal revenue , which stood at nearly 59 millions in 1878 , is
made up ...
... including the land revenue and all other receipts of the nature of taxation ,
amounted in reality to only 35 millions sterling . The balance between this sum
and the gross nominal revenue , which stood at nearly 59 millions in 1878 , is
made up ...
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... in favour of the Indian peasant . This , however , does not palliate the fact that
the Parliamentary Indian accounts are of such a nature as to lead a distinguished
statesman into a false comparison , like that into which Mr. Forster fell at ...
... in favour of the Indian peasant . This , however , does not palliate the fact that
the Parliamentary Indian accounts are of such a nature as to lead a distinguished
statesman into a false comparison , like that into which Mr. Forster fell at ...
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Foremost among these visitants from the far south I knew that Canada was visited
every year by a single species of that wonderful family of birds which is one of the
glories of nature—the Humming-birds. It was one of my great expectations in ...
Foremost among these visitants from the far south I knew that Canada was visited
every year by a single species of that wonderful family of birds which is one of the
glories of nature—the Humming-birds. It was one of my great expectations in ...
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But then it is a kind of confusion which closely corresponds with the apparent
confusion which actually prevails in nature. The assumption that identical or
almost identical forms cannot arise at any place but one, is an assumption which
has a ...
But then it is a kind of confusion which closely corresponds with the apparent
confusion which actually prevails in nature. The assumption that identical or
almost identical forms cannot arise at any place but one, is an assumption which
has a ...
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| Назва | Fraser's Magazine, Том 21 |
| Редактори | James Anthony Froude, John Tulloch |
| Подяка | Thomas Carlyle |
| Видавець | J. Fraser, 1880 |
| Оригінал із | Мічиганський університет |
| Оцифровано | 29 сер. 2005 |
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