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Page 59
... possession of the third region of the universe . Veeshnu then took the reins of government into his own hands , and new - modeled human society . Before that time , all property was equally distributed among the mem- bers of each of the ...
... possession of the third region of the universe . Veeshnu then took the reins of government into his own hands , and new - modeled human society . Before that time , all property was equally distributed among the mem- bers of each of the ...
Page 159
... possession of it must be transferred in point of fact . The purse , the ring , the jewel , or the watch , must be given into the hands of the donce , either by the donor himself or by his order . But there are cases , in which the ...
... possession of it must be transferred in point of fact . The purse , the ring , the jewel , or the watch , must be given into the hands of the donce , either by the donor himself or by his order . But there are cases , in which the ...
Page 275
... possession of the scene of action . ' The narrative is concluded with the following reflections : # re- No attempt will be made to reconcile the different opinions specting the causes of the failure of the Dutch expedition . The ...
... possession of the scene of action . ' The narrative is concluded with the following reflections : # re- No attempt will be made to reconcile the different opinions specting the causes of the failure of the Dutch expedition . The ...
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London Bp of See Porteus | 14 |
Study of History rendered easy | 24 |
Butlers Memoirs of Bp Hildesley 359 | 28 |
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