THE

CALCUTTA REVIEW.

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VOL. IV.

JULY-DECEMBER, 1845.

" No man, who hath lasted learning, but will confess the many ways of profiting by
those, who not contented with stale receipts, are able to manage and set forth new positions
to the world : and were they but as the dust and cinders of our feet, so long, as in that
notion, they may yet serve to polish and brighten the armoury of truth; even for that
respect they were not utterly to be cast away."-Milton.

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CONTENTS

OF

No. VII._Vol. IV.

ART. I.-THE EAST INDIA COLLEGE,

HAILEYBURY.

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1. The East India College, Haileybury

2. The East India Register for 1845

ART. II.- VEDANTISM ;-WHAT IS IT?

i. The Vedánta Chandrika ;-an Apology for the present

system of Hindu worship. Written in the Bengali

language and accompanied by an English transla-

tion. Calcutta, 1817

2. Translations of several principal books, passages, and

texts of the Vedas, and of some controversial works

on Brahmanical Theology. By Rajah Rammohun

Roy. London, 1832. (Partly reprinted, in Cal-

cutta, 1845)
3. The Philosophy of the Hindús ;—The Uttara-mímánsá

or Vedẫnta. By H. T. Colebrooke, Esq., New

Edition, London, 1837.

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ib.

ib.

ART. III.-THE TRIGONOMETRICAL SURVEY.

1. Traité de Géodésie, ou exposition des Méthodes trigo-

nométriques et astronomiques, applicable soit á la

measure de la terre, soit a la confection des canevas

des cartes et des plans topographiques; par L.

Puissant, Chevalier de l'ordre Royal et Militaire

de St. Louis, &c.—Paris 1819 .

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2. Méthodes Analytiques pour la determination d'un arc