...known sentiments on the subject, having produced a coolness between me and my immediate kindred, I proceeded on my travels, and passed through different...of the British power in India. When I had reached tlie age of twenty my father recalled me, and restored me to his favour ; after which I first saw and...

...known sentiments on that eubject, having produced a coolness between me and my immediate kindred, I proceeded on my travels, and passed . through different...within, but some beyond, the bounds of Hindoostan, witli a feeling of great aversion to the establishment of the British power in India. When, I had reached...

...known sentiments on that subject, having produced a coolness between me and my immediate kindred, I proceeded on my travels, and passed through different...countries, chiefly within, but some beyond, the bounds of Hindostan, with a feeling of great aversion to the establishment of the British power in India. When...

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...known sentiments on the subject, having produced a coolness between me and my immediate kindred, I proceeded on my travels, and passed through different...feeling of great aversion to the establishment of British power in India. When I had reached the age of twenty, my father recalled me, and restored me...

...known sentiments on that subject, having produced a coolness between me and my immediate kindred, I proceeded on my travels, and passed through different...countries, chiefly within, but some beyond, the bounds of Hindustan, with feelings of great aversion to the establishment of the British power in India. When...

...travels, and passed through different countries, chiefly within, but some bevond, the bounds of Hindostan, with a feeling of great aversion to the establishment of the British power in India. When ho had reached the age of twenty, his father recalled him, and restored him to his favour; nfter which,...

...sentiments on that subject, ' having produced a coolness between ' me and my immediate kindred, I ' proceeded on my travels, and passed ' through different...countries, chiefly ' within, but some beyond, the bound's ' of Hindooslan, with a feeling of great ' aversion to the establishment of the ' British power...

...— something which evinced a grateful sentiment. Hitherto, Rammohun had entertained, he tells us, " a feeling of great aversion to the establishment of the British power in " This it doubtful ; he once said be had studied at Benares. VOL. III. -NO. H. 26 1 RAMMOHUN ROY. [April,...

...— somethingwhich evinced a grateful sentiment. Hitherto, Ram Mohun had entertained, he tells us, " a feeling of great aversion to the establishment of the British power in India." This feeling, we know, still secretly prevails in most of the families, Hindu and Mahomedan, who have...