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' GRAMMAR OF THE HINDUSTANI LANGUAGE., I
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Considerations hÇk|he present .Bôïuical Sta|fir feOiMh| em*-
bracing Observations on the Character pf. the Natives,,• on-
fh ^ ^ ^ j^ ^ ^ ^W M C o n rts ^ h ^ ^m m is tra tib n of Jus-
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Travels M j te l i Afticb ; uudèrtakeû ist tW Sèquest' offiliej-S
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Account, of' the. Abolition of Female Infanticide in Guzerat,,
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' Gospel in India. By the Rev. JOHN CORMACK^ A.M..
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