A History of Hindu Civilisation During British Rule, Volume 3W. Neman, 1896 - Civilization, Hindu |
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Akbar amongst appointments Aryans attended Bengal Bengal Presidency Bidyapati Bombay Bombay Presidency Brahmagupta Brahmans British India British Indian Association British Rule caste century Chaitanya character Civil civilisation classes College of Calcutta condition Congress Council course Court Dás departments despatch District drain duties educa Engineering England English education established Eurasians European existence favourable foreign Forest geology Government of India gradually higher Hindu Hindu literature Hinduism hitherto House of Commons hymns important increase industries influence institutions instruction intellectual interest judicial Kabir knowledge Krishna Kshatriyas labour language less liberal literary Lord William Bentinck Madras Mahomedan Conquest manufactures Máráthi Medical College medicine ment modern Europe nations natives of India natural science officers opinion period political population practical present Presidency Presidency College principles progress Provinces Punjab pupils railways Rigveda rupees Sanskrit says scarcely schools scientific slokas subjects Susruta tion Trevelyan Upanishads Vedic vernacular literatures