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vol. title: vol. period: 1882 pages in vol.: 229 Composite mounting. The upper-left clipping concludes the Correspondence letter begun on scrapbook page 162 with the signature P. U. V.; beneath it are a separate letter by V. V. N. and a notice signed by P. Murrugesa Mudaliar. The lower-left and right clippings preserve the heading, entries 1–17 and 25–70, journal list and instructions of the catalogue whose displaced entries 18–24 are mounted on page 162. The list ends here; page 164 begins unrelated material. |
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<Untitled> (I strongly object to the language used by you in the “Philosophic Inquirer” of the 4th instant…)
To the Editor of the Philosophic Inquirer
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Notice
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Editor's notes
- ↑ I strongly object to the language used by you in the “Philosophic Inquirer” of the 4th instant… by unknown author (signed as V. V. N.), Philosophic Inquirer, The, v. 5, No. 24, Madras, Sunday, June 11, 1882; printed page number not preserved. A separate letter printed immediately after P. U. V.’s signature. V. V. N. objects to the wording “an Objectionable act” in the Inquirer of June 4, states that he and friends in the Hindu Freethought Union published a leaflet from his manuscript, and complains that the journal altered the manuscript without his consent.
- ↑ Notice by unknown author (signed as P. Murrugesa Mudaliar, Editor, Philosophic Inquirer), Philosophic Inquirer, The, v. 5, No. 24, Madras, Sunday, June 11, 1882; printed page number not preserved. The notice states that The Thinker is not to be conducted by friends and well-wishers of The Philosophic Inquirer.