The Friend of India:

Quarterly series, Volume 12 (Google eBook)

Printed at the Mission Press, 1825 - Missions

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Contains article, "Slavery in India," that details the amounts and kinds of money India sent England annually to pay for the service of having the British in their country. Low estimate: 4 million pounds sterling

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Title Page

Table of Contents

Remarks on the Manners and Character of	1

Review of a Letter to His Grace the Duke	34

IU Journey to the Bataks in Sumatraby Messrs	65

Review of the History Design and present	110

On the Progress and present State of the	138

Remarks on the Hindoo Priesthood and	309

Presentment of the Grand Jury of Calcutta	327

The advancement of Society in Knowledge	353

On the Burning of Widows	449

Further reflections on the state of Slavery	479

Comparison between the conquests of Great	519

Cursory observations on e means of preserv	548

YHindoo Clavis Calenduria	576

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Title	The Friend of India: Quarterly series, Volume 12
Publisher	Printed at the Mission Press, 1825
Original from	Harvard University
Digitized	19 Jun 2008

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