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Travels into Bokhara.: Together with A narrative of a voyage on the Indus. With a new introd. by James Lunt.
1973, Oxford University Press
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Table of Contents
v. 1. Travels into Bokhara.
v. 2. Travels into Bokhara [continued] book I. General and geographical memoir on the part of Central Asia. book II. An historical sketch of the countries between India and the Caspian Sea. book III. On the commerce of Central Asia. Observations on Lieutenant Burnes's collection of Bactrian and other coins by H. H. Wilson and James Prinsep.
v. 3. Narrative of a voyage by the river Indus. Memoir of the Indus and its tributary rivers in the Punjab.
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"In the year 1830, a ship arrived at Bombay, with a present of five horses from the King of Great Britain to Maharaja Runjeet Sing, the Seik chieftain at Lahore, accompanied by a letter of friendship from his majesty's minister to that prince."
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