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His World Tour 839
His Attempt of Exterminate Kali 846
The King’s Reception All Over the World 851
The Principles of Cow Protection 855
The King’s Anxieties over the Principle 856
Cow-killing a Great Drawback 858
Degradation in the Age of Kali 861
Lord Krsna’s Transcendental Attributes 868
The Age of KaliIncompatible with Everything Noble 869
Lord Krsna Attractive Even for the Goddess of

Fortune 873
The Delightful Earth During the Lord’s Presence 876

CHAPTER SEVENTEEN
Punishment and Reward Of Kali

Maharaja Pariksit Meets the Pretender Kali 879
The Bull, Symbol of Religion 880
Cow the Source of Religious Principles 881
Cow-killing Astonishing to Maharaja Pariksit 883
The King’s Bereavement 886
His Assurance for Cow Protection 887
Cow-killing Government Condemned —° 889
The Cow Is an Offenseless and Honest Species 892
Offender to the Offenseless 893
The State’s Duty Towards the Offenseless and the
Offenders 894
The Philosophy of the Wrongdoer 898
The Lord’s Inconceivable Energy 903
The Pillars and the Killers of Religiosity 904
Earth’s Bereavement 905

A Strong King Can Adjust Earthly Disorders 910
