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Circar
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Cir`car´
n.1.A district, or part of a province. See Sircar.
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The present caste rivalry within the Convention of Baptist Churches in North Circars, reluctance of caste-churches to associate with the convention, and schisms in local churches on the basis of community identity owe their beginnings partially to the caste policy of the Canadian Baptist missionaries.
Canadian Baptist mission work among women in Andhra, India, ... by Elisha, James / Baptist History and Heritage
We got possession of Bengal and the circars under circumstances particularly favourable; such as may never occur again.
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Further south, in the region of the Carnatic, Tanjour and the Circars, the Company's holdings were greater than England by far.
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