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THE LAND OF THE VEDA
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| Chronology of the Hindoos | 76 |
| “Chupatties,” similar to the “Feast of the Moon Loaves” in China | 226 |
| Clive, Lord, laconic note of, to General Forde | 273 |
| Cotton famine, education in India stimulated by the | 222 |
| Dancing, forbidden by Hindoo sentiment to virtuous women | 45 |
| Delhi, massacre at | 228 |
| ———, desolation of | 413-416 |
| ———, Dr. B.'s arrival in | 413 |
| ——— magazine, Willoughby's gallant defense of | 229 |
| ———. news of the fall of, received | 408 |
| ———, siege of, by a small English force | 278 |
| ———, visit to royal captives awaiting trial at | 425 |
| ———, visit to the Emperor of | 421 |
| Dewanee Khass, view of the | 117 |
| ———, Christian service in | 427 |
| ———, scenes of blood within the walls of the | 125 |
| ———, utter ruin of the | 113 |
| Dhava, Rajah, builder of the Iron Pillar | 168 |
| Duff, Rev. Dr., disastrous voyage of, to India | 262 |
| ———, kind reception by | 103 |
| ———, on Mohammedan intolerance | 277 |
| Duleep Singh, character and influence of | 50-53 |
| ———, education and conversion of | 50 |
| ———, portrait of | 48 |
| Durbin, Rev. Dr., suggestion of, in regard to a mission field | 213 |
| ———. extract from letters to | 245, 291 |
| Durga-Poojah festival | 400 |
| Dwarper Yug | 76 |
| East India Company, misrepresentation of Christianity by | 358 |
| ———, idolatry patronized by | 403 |
| ———. overthrow of as a governing body | 458 |
| ———, their doctrine of “neutrality” | 405 |
| Editor, Hindoo | 54 |
| Edwards, Judge, incident concerning | 270 |
| Ellenborough, Lord, folly of, in the English Parliament | 359 |
| ———, nobly answered by Baboo Duckinarunjun Mookerjee | 360 |
| Emperor of Delhi, portrait of | 106 |
| ———, numerous beggarly dependents of | 174 |
| England, material interest of, in India | 73 |
| ——— conscious of her high trust, and moral obligation to India | 75 |
| ———, enemies of, the Fakirs, Brahmins, Thugs, and criminal classes generally | 373, 374, 397, 401, 420 |
| ———, the Mohammedans in India generally opposed to | 177, 275-277 |
| Eternity, Brahminical attempts to map out | 77 |
| Etmad-od-Doulah's Tomb, view of | 150 |
| “Fakir,” a self-torturing | 196 |
| ———, import of the term | 192 |
| ———, Himam Bhartee, and little babe | 281 |
| Fakirs, astonishment of Alexander and army at the sight of | 92 |
| ———, expense of supporting | 204 |
| ———, hold themselves superior to the claims of common decency | 198 |
| ———, humorous verses on | 197 |
| ———, numbers of, in India | 203 |
| ———, painful pilgrimages of | 198 |
| ———, portraits of | 193 |
| ———, “the secret service” and postmen of the Sepoy rebellion | 205 |
| ———, their appearance and influence | 191 |
| French rule deprecated by Hindoos | 365 |
| Friends of the Theological Seminary | 530 |
| Futtypore, Havelock's victory at | 339 |
| “Garment of Praise,” the | 270 |
| Geography of the Hindoos | 80 |
| Glossary of Indian terms | 559-568 |
| Gowan, Colonel, wonderful escape of him and his party | 247 |
| ———. interview of Dr. Butler with, at Meerut | 430 |
| ———, munificence of | 432 |
| Greased cartridges, terror created by | 223 |
| Grihastha, an order of Brahminhood | 35 |
| Gymnosophists, Fakirs so designated by Alexander the Great | 192 |
| Harem, the term defined | 478 |
| Havelock, General, and his men at the Well of Cawnpore! | 309, 341 |
| ———, defeats Nana Sahib at Ahirwa | 340 |
| ———, fights his way through Lucknow to the Residency | 345 |
| ———, last service of, conducting the ladies out of the Residency | 354 |
| ———, leaves Calcutta for Cawnpore | 333 |
| ———, opportune return of, from Persia to India | 273 |
| ———, portrait of | 334 |
| ———, prevented advancing to Lucknow | 343 |
| ——— reinforced, and on his way again | 344 |
| ———, sketch of life, conversion, and military service of | 335-338 |
| ———, triumphant death of | 355 |
| ———, victory of, at Futtypore | 339 |
| Himalayas, journey across the | 412 |
| Hindoo mind, freedom foreign to the | 429 |
| ———, portrait of a | 17 |
| Hindoos, original home of the | 16 |
| ———, astronomy of the | 82 |
| ———, chronology of the | 76 |
