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from Adyar archives of the International Theosophical Society
vol. 14, p. 130

volume 14, page 130

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The Brahmo Somaj.

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A National Song of India.

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Editor's notes

  1. ↑ The Brahmo Somaj. by unknown author, Independent clipping quotes a Keshub Chunder Sen proclamation; actual publisher/date not printed, quoted speaker not assigned as note author
  2. ↑ A National Song of India. by unknown author, Printed Theosophist attribution and editorial introduction citing Babu Rajnaraian Bose; Bengali song by an unnamed friend, not attributed to Bose as composer; handwritten Indian Mirror above clipping is a source candidate, issue date absent