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A Forgotten Conspiracy against the English in Bengal

By Nandlal Chatterji

Vol. 13 · No. 1March - 1937pp. 154–157English
Eighteenth Century Bengal

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  • “There was an attempt made by पीट Bengal conspirators to combine with Wazir Ali of Oudh, who too had been planning the over-throw of the”
  • “The conspirators reckoned on चाट support of Zaman Shah of Kabul, who was invited in the name of Islam to invade India and drive out the English,”

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  • Shatkh Khulfaun

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Vol. 13 · No. 1
1–30The Home of the Indo-EuropeansArthur Berriedale Keith31–36Sanskrit Scholars of Akbar's TimeDinesh Chandra Bhattacharya37–43Ramapala, the last great Pala KingPramode Lal Paul44–51DhutangasP. V. Bapat52–58Instrumental and Locative in Ardha-MagadhiA. M. Ghatage59–84'Imagination' in Indian PoeticsT. N. Sreekantaiya85–104The Eastern CalukyasDhirendra Chandra Ganguly105–116Side-Lights on the Later KusanasAdris Banerji117–131Sultan Shamsud-Din IltutmishMohammad Aziz Ahmad132–136Asoka's Minor Rock Edict: the Yeragudi CopyB. M. Barua137–147The Terms 'Gurjara' and 'Gurjaresvara'Dasharatha Sharma148–149A Coin of Murid Shah (?)D. B. Diskalkar149–152Rajendra Cola I and Mahipala of BengalK. A. Nilakanta Sastri153–153The Pramanavarttika of DharmakirtiVidhushi Khara Bhattacharya154–157A Forgotten Conspiracy against the English in BengalNandlal ChatterjiCurrent article158–161Origins of the Varmans and the Senas—A RejoinderPramode Lal Paul162–167The Gaudas and GaudaPramode Lal Paul167–171New Verses of PaniniKrishnadeva Upadhaya172–176On the Identity of the Buddha-vinoda-kavyaSushil Kumar De177–179Review: History of KanaujSushil K. Bose179–180Review: Mahavira: His Life and TeachingsArthur Berriedale Keith181–183Review: A Short History of IndiaU. N. Ghoshal184–193Select Contents of Oriental Journals194–198Bibliographical Notes

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