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The Calcutta Review An Illustrated Monthly (Third Series) November 1939

1939

The consideration of the achievements \Ouch the greatest poet of the world has made in the field of Ew2.1ish -dramatic literature is bound to remain imperfect if we fail to understand the true spirit of the age in which he flourished. [...] the attempts of the Puritans to denounce the stage the Puritan movement was gaining in intensity among the middle class of the then London population. [...] I. India Part I Report (Delhi 1933 p.„30) to the effect that the danger of a shortage of food supply is not the most serious aspect of the question " and that the " point has not yet been reached at which the ability of the country to feed its occupants is seriously taxed." As for the Indian standard of living attention may be drawn first to the diversities of standard in other countries b [...] The majority of the workers of the world can be assumed to fall short of this ideal." The problem of the nutrition of agricultural workers is even as regards the number of calories below an adequate level in view of the trying work these workers have to perform. [...] But in case the Rammohun standard be acceptable as describing somewhat the conditions of the people in the earlier years of the nineteenth century it is questionable if the conditions in the corresponding period of the twentieth century have worsened.
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Pages
122
Published in
India
SARF Document ID
sarf.120137
Segment Pages Author Actions
Frontmatter
i-iv unknown view
The Shakespearean Puzzle—Endea Vours After Its Solution
129-139 P.C. Ray view
The Doctrine of Malnutrition in Its Bearings on Over-Population (With Special Reference to Economic India)
140-152 Benoy Sarkar view
Girishchandra Bose a Portrait in Miniature
153-160 B.K. Palit view
Melpomene in England: A Study of Gilbert Murray’s Andromache
161-170 Rabindra Dasgupta view
Charter Act of 1793 and the Outlines of British Commercial Policy in India During the Next Twenty Years
171-181 Hari Ghosal view
The People and Culture of the Philippines
182-192 Kalidas Nag view
An Approach to Modern Oriya Literature
193-214 Priyaranjan Sen view
Is There a “General Will” ?
215-224 Chunilal Mitra view
News and Views
225-227 unknown view
Miscellany
228-235 Benoy Sarkar view
Reviews and Notices of Books
236-240 unknown view
Ourselves
241-246 unknown view

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