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Buchanan's opinion of the ordinary roads in Bihar was by no means high , as numerous entries in his Journals indicate ; and his maps show none of those between various places which are given by Rennell , but in all other respects the ...
Buchanan's opinion of the ordinary roads in Bihar was by no means high , as numerous entries in his Journals indicate ; and his maps show none of those between various places which are given by Rennell , but in all other respects the ...
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I had now surrounded the hill , which consists of several different hummocks and peaks , of various rocks very strangely intermixed . The greater part consists of an imperfect granite ' like that of Ramsila but in various parts ...
I had now surrounded the hill , which consists of several different hummocks and peaks , of various rocks very strangely intermixed . The greater part consists of an imperfect granite ' like that of Ramsila but in various parts ...
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The Serewak indeed said that those images with both hands in the lap represented Gods and the other men , but the position of the various figures does not favour this opinion . Some way up this torrent , at a place called Soriswati in ...
The Serewak indeed said that those images with both hands in the lap represented Gods and the other men , but the position of the various figures does not favour this opinion . Some way up this torrent , at a place called Soriswati in ...
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| Title | The Journal of the Bihar Research Society, Volume 8 |
| Author | Bihar Research Society |
| Published | 1922 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 1 Dec 2008 |
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