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... amputation , branding and imprisonment , capital punishment was considered
as an ordinary penal oction . ( A History of Continental Criminal Law , pt . I ,
chapter IV ) . The cruel behaviour with the criminals continued for generation to
come .
... amputation , branding and imprisonment , capital punishment was considered
as an ordinary penal oction . ( A History of Continental Criminal Law , pt . I ,
chapter IV ) . The cruel behaviour with the criminals continued for generation to
come .
Page 346
At the same time he shifted his family to a remote village named Bhag Jogni and
continued to cause terror to the British authorities , although he did not personally
appear at the scene . Consequently the East India Company's government ...
At the same time he shifted his family to a remote village named Bhag Jogni and
continued to cause terror to the British authorities , although he did not personally
appear at the scene . Consequently the East India Company's government ...
Page 353
On the other hand , it proved more or less a self - defeating scheme - Fateh Sahi
was accorded an enthusiastic greeting by the inhabitants of the region and he
remained free and continued to enjoy the confidence and co - operation of
people .
On the other hand , it proved more or less a self - defeating scheme - Fateh Sahi
was accorded an enthusiastic greeting by the inhabitants of the region and he
remained free and continued to enjoy the confidence and co - operation of
people .
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Contents
Editors Note 2 Blessing of V V Giri xii | 1 |
Jagannath Mishra | 10 |
Madaneshwar Mishra | 16 |
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Bibliographic information
| Title | The Journal of the Bihar Research Society |
| Author | Bihar Research Society |
| Publisher | Bihar Research Society, 1977 |
| Original from | the University of Virginia |
| Digitized | 28 May 2009 |
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