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Foreign Trade Review, 1946
The strategy of a world war has imposed a new ‘grand tour’ upon our generation. Via the African desert, the Appenines, or the beaches of Normandy, we travelled to the Rhine; and then, sweating in crowded transports, bound for India, Burma, Malaya or Japan, we gasped across the Persian Gulf to call, usually, at Ceylon.
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The strategy of a world war has imposed a new ‘grand tour’ upon our generation. Via the African desert, the Appenines, or the beaches of Normandy, we travelled to the Rhine; and then, sweating in crowded transports, bound for India, Burma, Malaya or Japan, we gasped across the Persian Gulf to call, usually, at Ceylon.
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The Indo-Ceylon Pact and the "Stateless" Indians in Ceylon
Asian Survey, 1967XWhen the Indo-Ceylon pact on the future political status of the people of Indian origin in Ceylon was signed in October 1964, it was hoped that an end was in sight to a dispute that had caused much acrimony between the two countries. Two and a half years have gone by, and the Prime Ministers who signed the pact are no longer in office.
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Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society, 1947
The three Buddhist sects, peculiar to Ceylon, are agreed upon all fundamental points of doctrine. The differences between them are confined to points of practice and of outward observance.As has been seen the Siam Sect was founded after the arrival at Kandy in a.d.
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The three Buddhist sects, peculiar to Ceylon, are agreed upon all fundamental points of doctrine. The differences between them are confined to points of practice and of outward observance.As has been seen the Siam Sect was founded after the arrival at Kandy in a.d.
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Far Eastern Survey, 1949
? Ceylon from the status of a colony and provided for the admission of that historic island into the British Commonwealth as a dominion. In point of time, the transition was a brief one. Late in 1944 a commission was appointed by His Majesty's government of the United Kingdom under the chairmanship of Baron Soulbury to visit Ceylon for purposes of ...
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? Ceylon from the status of a colony and provided for the admission of that historic island into the British Commonwealth as a dominion. In point of time, the transition was a brief one. Late in 1944 a commission was appointed by His Majesty's government of the United Kingdom under the chairmanship of Baron Soulbury to visit Ceylon for purposes of ...
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Le Globe. Revue genevoise de géographie, 1919
Thormeyer Ferdinand. Voyage à Ceylon. In: Le Globe. Revue genevoise de géographie, tome 58, 1919. pp. 34-35.
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Thormeyer Ferdinand. Voyage à Ceylon. In: Le Globe. Revue genevoise de géographie, tome 58, 1919. pp. 34-35.
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