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... their sect to prepare victuals on the water . * I have been also informed that
Mherun was interred at Rajemhal . It is not usual among the Mahometans to erect
.cenotaphs . 24th . B 2 gave it the 24th .-- I saw the village of FORSTER'S
TRAVELS ...
... their sect to prepare victuals on the water . * I have been also informed that
Mherun was interred at Rajemhal . It is not usual among the Mahometans to erect
.cenotaphs . 24th . B 2 gave it the 24th .-- I saw the village of FORSTER'S
TRAVELS ...
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gave it the 24th .-- I saw the village of Jungypore on the eastern shore , where the
Company have established a factory , for the manufacture of raw - silk . This day
our course was about twenty miles . 25th . — Entered the main branch of the ...
gave it the 24th .-- I saw the village of Jungypore on the eastern shore , where the
Company have established a factory , for the manufacture of raw - silk . This day
our course was about twenty miles . 25th . — Entered the main branch of the ...
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... again , and escaped into the midst " of the woods . This relation I have heard
recounted in many « different ways , by those even that were on the spot , which
gave 66 rise “ rise to a variety of reports of this Prince 20 FORSTER'S TRAVELS .
... again , and escaped into the midst " of the woods . This relation I have heard
recounted in many « different ways , by those even that were on the spot , which
gave 66 rise “ rise to a variety of reports of this Prince 20 FORSTER'S TRAVELS .
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In the beginning , the Hindoos believe that the Deity created three men , to whom
he gave the names of Brimha , Vystnow , and Shevah . To the first was committed
the power of creating mankind ;; - to the second of cherishing them ; ; -and to ...
In the beginning , the Hindoos believe that the Deity created three men , to whom
he gave the names of Brimha , Vystnow , and Shevah . To the first was committed
the power of creating mankind ;; - to the second of cherishing them ; ; -and to ...
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The water was called Ocean , to which they gave the name of the Nursing Mother
. The air was denominated Minerva , and believed to be the daughter of Jupiter ,
sprung from his brain , and always a virgin , as this element is incorruptible and ...
The water was called Ocean , to which they gave the name of the Nursing Mother
. The air was denominated Minerva , and believed to be the daughter of Jupiter ,
sprung from his brain , and always a virgin , as this element is incorruptible and ...
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| Title | A Journey From Bengal To England: Through The Northern Part Of India, Kashmire, Afghanistan, And Persia And Into Russia By The Caspian-See. In Two Volumes, Volume 1 A Journey From Bengal To England: Through The Northern Part Of India, Kashmire, Afghanistan, And Persia And Into Russia By The Caspian-See. In Two Volumes, George Forster |
| Author | George Forster |
| Publisher | Faulder, 1798 |
| Original from | the Bavarian State Library |
| Digitized | 9 Mar 2010 |
| Length | 315 pages |
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