The Modern Review, 11. köideRamananda Chatterjee Prabasi Press Private, Limited, 1912 Includes section "Reviews and notices of books". |
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Page 12
... regard to fertility . " In Russia the birth - rate among the Jews is still high , but even there prudential limitation of the size of the family is no longer unknown . Pamphlets explaining how this result may be obtained have appeared ...
... regard to fertility . " In Russia the birth - rate among the Jews is still high , but even there prudential limitation of the size of the family is no longer unknown . Pamphlets explaining how this result may be obtained have appeared ...
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... regards hu- man pain as an evil to be relieved and pre- vented by the promptest means possible , and by any sort of ... regard to the conception of divine justice . The evils in this world have been regarded as penalties inflicted by a ...
... regards hu- man pain as an evil to be relieved and pre- vented by the promptest means possible , and by any sort of ... regard to the conception of divine justice . The evils in this world have been regarded as penalties inflicted by a ...
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... regard all sacrifice as unnecessary and injurious , except those which love dictates and justifies . " Greater love hath no man than this , that a man lay down his life for his friend . " Self- sacrifice is not a good or a merit in ...
... regard all sacrifice as unnecessary and injurious , except those which love dictates and justifies . " Greater love hath no man than this , that a man lay down his life for his friend . " Self- sacrifice is not a good or a merit in ...
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... regard themselves as their own masters . They now quarrelled with one another and with the prime minis- ter Khan Muhammad for the division of power . To aggravate the evil , Aurangzib intrigued with them , and succeeded in cor- rupting ...
... regard themselves as their own masters . They now quarrelled with one another and with the prime minis- ter Khan Muhammad for the division of power . To aggravate the evil , Aurangzib intrigued with them , and succeeded in cor- rupting ...
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... regard- less of all these , the assailants swarmed into the fort and held this portion of the defences . Two days afterwards , the commandant Dilawwar ( an Abyssinian ) offered to capitulate on condition of a free passage out for the ...
... regard- less of all these , the assailants swarmed into the fort and held this portion of the defences . Two days afterwards , the commandant Dilawwar ( an Abyssinian ) offered to capitulate on condition of a free passage out for the ...
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