A History of Hindu Civilisation During British Rule, Volume 1 |
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A'rya aboriginal amongst Arya Aryan Avatáras Bengal Bráhma Samáj Brahmans British Buddha Buddhism Buddhist-Hindu Calcutta called caste cause century ceremonies Chaitanya Chandra character Christianity classes death deities devotion disciples divine doctrine drink educated Hindus Europe European faith father favour founder Gautama Government guru Hindu civilisation Hindu society Hinduism history of Hinduism human idol idolatry increased Indo-Aryans industries influence intellectual Kabir Keshab Keshab Chandra Sen Keshub Chunder Sen Krishna Kshatriyas labour literature living Mahábhárata Mahomedan Manu manufactures Manusamhitá marriage matters Max Muller ment missionaries monotheism monotheists moral native nature Neo-Hindus never persecution popular preached present day principles progress Puránas Puránic period Rám Ráma Rámkrishna recent religion religious Rigveda Rishis rites rules Sabhá sacred sacrifice Saiva Saivism Samaj Samkara Sanskrit Sástras Satnámis says scarcely sect sense of self-interest Siva social reforms spiritual superstition temples tion Upanishads Vaishnava Vedas Vedic period Vishnu Western worship