Personal narrative of a journey from India to England, by Bussorah, Bagdad, the ruins of Babylon, Curdistan, the court of Persia, the western shore of the Caspian Sea, Astrakhan, Nishney, Novogorod, Moscow, and St. Petersburgh ..

Albemarle George Thomas Keppel Earl Of 1799-1891

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THE LIBRARY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA LOSANGELES A "LES'CVITY TAJRTAIR. Fid>U/hed Mearj/ CMu-m.Lon/ion.JuluU827iff PERSONAL NARRATIVE OF A JOURNEY FROM INDIA TO ENGLAND, RUINS OF BABYLON, CURDISTAN,BY BUSSORAH, BAGDAD, THE THE PERSIA, THE WESTERN SHORE OF THECOURT OF CASPIAK SEA, ASTRAKHAN, NISHNEY, NOVOGOROD, PETERSBURGH,MOSCOW, AND ST, BY MAJOR, THE HON. GEORGE KEPPEL. NEW EDITION. IN TWO VOLUMES. VOL. II. LONDON PUBLISHED FOR HENRY COLBURN BY K. BENTLEY. SOLD BY ALL POOKSELLERS. V*- 1834. ————— 05 ^ ? y, CONTENTS VOLUME.OF THE SECOND CHAPTER I. An Illyaut Breakfast—Beautiful Female—One ofthe King's Wives—Town of Harounabad—Beauty of the Women—Mahidesht—Escorted into Kermanshah—De- scription of the Town—An Order of Knighthood—Cha- racter of Mohumud Ali Meerza, the late Prince of Kermanshah Highness and Gaspar—Anecdote of His Khan—Visit from the Prince of Kermanshah. 1—26.Page CHAPTER H. Three Arab Visitors—A Cliieftain—An Astrologer A Moolah—Ancient Sculptures at Tauk Bostaun Chosroes, Shereen, and Furhaud—Persian Dance Equestrian Evolutions—Turcoman breed of Horses Persian ofmode clearing the way for a great Man Funeral Procession of Mohumud Ali Meerza—The Moolahi Bashee—Suleiman Khan Kuruzungeer, and the Sect of lUahi. Page 27—59. 475938 ————— CONTENTS.IV CHAPTER III. and Debetween Messrs.

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• Middle East

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• Publié par: les_archives_du_savoir
• Nombre de lectures: 17
• Langue: English
• Poids de l'ouvrage: 11 Mo

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U/hed Mearj/ CMu-m.Lon/ion.JuluU827iff PERSONAL NARRATIVE OF A JOURNEY FROM INDIA TO ENGLAND, RUINS OF BABYLON, CURDISTAN,BY BUSSORAH, BAGDAD, THE THE PERSIA, THE WESTERN SHORE OF THECOURT OF CASPIAK SEA, ASTRAKHAN, NISHNEY, NOVOGOROD, PETERSBURGH,MOSCOW, AND ST, BY MAJOR, THE HON. GEORGE KEPPEL. NEW EDITION. IN TWO VOLUMES. VOL. II. LONDON PUBLISHED FOR HENRY COLBURN BY K. BENTLEY. SOLD BY ALL POOKSELLERS. V*- 1834. ————— 05 ^ ? y, CONTENTS VOLUME.OF THE SECOND CHAPTER I. An Illyaut Breakfast—Beautiful Female—One ofthe King's Wives—Town of Harounabad—Beauty of the Women—Mahidesht—Escorted into Kermanshah—De- scription of the Town—An Order of Knighthood—Cha- racter of Mohumud Ali Meerza, the late Prince of Kermanshah Highness and Gaspar—Anecdote of His Khan—Visit from the Prince of Kermanshah. 1—26.Page CHAPTER H. Three Arab Visitors—A Cliieftain—An Astrologer A Moolah—Ancient Sculptures at Tauk Bostaun Chosroes, Shereen, and Furhaud—Persian Dance Equestrian Evolutions—Turcoman breed of Horses Persian ofmode clearing the way for a great Man Funeral Procession of Mohumud Ali Meerza—The Moolahi Bashee—Suleiman Khan Kuruzungeer, and the Sect of lUahi. Page 27—59. 475938 ————— CONTENTS.IV CHAPTER III. and Debetween Messrs." />

THE LIBRARY
OF
THE UNIVERSITY
OF CALIFORNIA
LOSANGELESA "LES'CVITY TAJRTAIR.
Fid>U/hed Mearj/ CMu-m.Lon/ion.JuluU827iffPERSONAL NARRATIVE
OF
A JOURNEY
FROM
INDIA TO ENGLAND,
RUINS OF BABYLON, CURDISTAN,BY BUSSORAH, BAGDAD, THE
THE PERSIA, THE WESTERN SHORE OF THECOURT OF
CASPIAK SEA, ASTRAKHAN, NISHNEY, NOVOGOROD,
PETERSBURGH,MOSCOW, AND ST,
BY
MAJOR, THE HON. GEORGE KEPPEL.
NEW EDITION.
IN TWO VOLUMES.
VOL. II.
LONDON
PUBLISHED FOR HENRY COLBURN
BY K. BENTLEY. SOLD BY ALL POOKSELLERS.
V*- 1834.