Journal of a Residence in England: And of a Journey from and to Syria, of Their Royal Highnesses Reeza Koolee Meerza, Najaf Koolee Meerza, and Taymoor Meerza, of Persia. To which are Prefixed Some Particulars Respecting Modern Persia, and the Death of the Late Shah. Originally Written in Persian, and Translated, with Explanatory Notes, by Assaad Y. Kayat, Volume 2

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Description of the Railroads
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Account of London and of England in general
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Account of Bavaria c
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TitleJournal of a Residence in England: And of a Journey from and to Syria, of Their Royal Highnesses Reeza Koolee Meerza, Najaf Koolee Meerza, and Taymoor Meerza, of Persia. To which are Prefixed Some Particulars Respecting Modern Persia, and the Death of the Late Shah. Originally Written ..., Volume 2
Journal of a Residence in England: And of a Journey from and to Syria, of Their Royal Highnesses Reeza Koolee Meerza, Najaf Koolee Meerza, and Taymoor Meerza, of Persia. To which are Prefixed Some Particulars Respecting Modern Persia, and the Death of the Late Shah. Originally Written in Persian, and Translated, with Explanatory Notes, by Assaad Y. Kayat, Najaf Ḳulī Mīrzā (Prince of Persia.)
AuthorNajaf Ḳulī Mīrzā (Prince of Persia.)
Translated byAs'ad Yakub Khayyāt
Publisherprivate circulation only, 1839
Original fromthe University of California
DigitizedNov 10, 2007
  
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