A Grammar of Bengali la Language: To Which Is Added a Selection of Easy Phrases Useful Dialogues (Classic Reprint)

Bengali is the vernacular language of thirty millions of British subjects inhabiting the fertile and compact province of Bengal proper. This province extends from theB ay of Bengal on the south, to the mountains of Bootan on the north, a breadth of some 350 miles; and its extreme length fromE amgur on the west, to A rakan on the east, is about 400 miles. I ts soil is one of the richest in the world, having been fertilised for countless ages by the annual inundation of the Ganges and Barhamputra with their numerous tributaries and branches ;hence it is admirably adapted for the cultivation of indigo, rice, sugar, and cotton.
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