Bow & Bridge Violin and bow makers, as the old books printed them

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Mysore Gazetteer Compiled for Government Volume II Historical Part I, 1930

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1light of new facts made available by research within the past four decades. Occasion has been taken to correct certain errors that had crept into the last edition of this work in connection with the account of the reign of His Highness Srī-Krishna-rāja Wodeyar III. The present version is based on the original documents now available in regard to it. These will be found quoted in the text of this volume in the proper places. It is earnestly to be hoped that the myth of mal-administration that has for some time gathered round the name of this historic personage will now be dissipated for good and ever.
3As in the previous Volume, footnotes have been avoided, the authorities being quoted, wherever required, in the body of the text. In regard to spelling of place names, the spelling authorised by the Government of His Highness the Maharaja of Mysore has been generally adopted, the only change being the substitution of the mark of length (—) for the accent (') over long vowels.
5The chapters forming this Volume have been for the most part drawn up by the Editor. The revised sketch of the section relating to "Kannada," included in Chapter IX "Literature," is from the pen of Rao Bahadur R. A. Narasimhachar, M.A. It brings up-to-date the account of Mr. Rice in the last edition. The section on "Persian and Hindustani" in this chapter has had the benefit of revision at the hands of Mr. A. K. Syed Taj Peeran Saheb, B.A., Chairman, Board of Studies in Persian and

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