A Persian Journey, Being an Etcher’s Impressions of the Middle East

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Abstract:

Passing mentions of the Citadel at Tabriz, and the ‘City of Bast’ near Tehran where the Shah was almost assassinated and for which the Babis were blamed.

A Persian Journey, Being an Etcher’s Impressions of the Middle East

by Fred Richards

pages 216, 230, 236
New York: Jonathan Cape and Harrison Smith, 1932

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