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The Aryavartic Home and

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Arctic Colonies

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7. Do by Translation by Moulana Mahammad All 9. "'Holy Biblo Prof. Seal 8. IngarsaFs Lectures 10. Fragments of a faith forgotten (by G.K.S. Mead, 11. Curruptions of Christianity (by B.A., M.B.A.S) Prof. Priestely) 12. India and what can it teach us

(by Max-Muller) 13. Myths and Legends of Babylonia 14. Myths and Logenda.-of Egypt Assyria, 15. The Civilisation of China. 16 History of Komo 17. Encyclopaedia Brittanica i 4th Edition 18. Ancient 20. The Greece 19. Glimpses of Mesanic History Hidden Life in Free Masonry, 21. Epochs of the History of BharatVarsha (by Sri Kalyanananda Bharati Swamiji ) 23* HZ. Life of Nietzsche Doctrine By Madam Bkivetsky 24. Alberunfs India (By Sachau) 25. Ta vernier's Travels ia India 26. The early History of India ( By Vincent A. Smith ) 27. Travels of Fahien in India and Ceylon 28, Ancient India By S. Krishnaswamy lyyangar 29, Anciont India as described by Ptolemy ( By M. 0. Grind le)

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