 Council, in an otherwise innocuous text provides an archetypical account of the racial divisions of the East Indies: The two great nations, inhabiting this part of the Indies, differ widely from each other in their complexions, languages, manners, disposition,...  Memoirs of the Revolution in Bengal: Anno. Dom. 1757 - Page 3by William Watts, John Campbell - 1760 - 133 pagesFull view - About this book
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...otherwise innocuous text provides an archetypical account of the racial divisions of the East Indies: The two great nations, inhabiting this part of the...differ widely from each other in their complexions, languages, manners, disposition, and religion. The Moguls who are commonly called Moors or Moormen,... | |
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...otherwise innocuous text provides an archetypical account of the racial divisions of the East Indies: The two great nations, inhabiting this part of the...differ widely from each other in their complexions, languages, manners, disposition, and religion. The Moguls who are commonly called Moors or Moormen,... | |
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...ihort and perfpicuous relation of this memorable tr.mihc•tion cannot but be acceptable to the public, The two great nations, inhabiting this part of the...each other in their complexions, language, manners, difpofition, and religion. The Moguls (Moghuls) who are commonly called Moors or Moormen, are a robuil,... | |
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