A Journey through Persia, Armenia, and Asia Minor, to Constantinople, in the Years 1808 and 1809: In Which is Included, Some Account of the Proceedings of His Majesty's Mission, under Sir Harford Jones, Bart. K. C. to the Court of PersiaMorier, James Justinian
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A Journey through Persia, Armenia, and Asia Minor, to Constantinople, in the Years 1808 and 1809: In Which is Included, Some Account of the Proceedings of His Majesty's Mission, under Sir Harford Jones, Bart. K. C. to the Court of Persia
Morier, James Justinian
Armenia -- Description and travel; Iran -- Description and travel; Middle East -- Description and travel; Turkey -- Description and travel
Some time after, French agents were traced into Persia, and the views
of France begun to be suspected. _Monsieur_ JOUANNIN, an intelligent
Frenchman, succeeded in getting the Persian Court to send a mission
to BUONAPARTE. The Envoy, by name _Mirza_ REGA, went from Persia in
1806; and concluded a treaty with France at _Finkinstein_, in May
1807. On his return, a large embassy, confided to General GARDANNE,
was sent from France to Persia: this gave rise to the mission of
Sir HARFORD JONES, who, arriving at Bombay in April 1808, found
that Brigadier-General MALCOLM had been previously sent by the
Governor-General to Persia. General MALCOLM having failed of success,
Sir HARFORD JONES proceeded.
PLATES.
DIRECTIONS TO THE BINDER.
PAGE
I. General Map of the Countries to face the Title.
II. Cape _Arubah_ 3
III. Island of _Ashtolah_ 4
IV. Cape _Posmee_ 4
V. Cape _Musseldom_ 6
VI. View of _Bushire_ 58
VII. Map from _Bushire_ to _Teheran_ 68
VIII. Persian on horseback smoaking 70
IX. View of _Shapour_ 86
X. Sculpture at _Shapour_ 88
XI. Sculpture at _Shapour_ 90
XII--XIII. Sculptures at _Shapour_ 91
XIV. View of _Shiraz_ 106
XV. Sculpture at _Nakshi Rustam_ 127
XVII. Sculpture at _Nakshi Rustam_ 128
XVIII. View of _Persepolis_ 132
XIX. Sculpture at _Nakshi Radjab_, near
_Persepolis_ 137
XX. Sculpture at _Nakshi Radjab_, near _Persepolis 138
XXI. Tomb of _Madré Suleiman_ 145
XXII. View of _Ispahan_ 169
XXIII. View of _Teheran_ 185
XXIV. _Takht-a-Cadjar_ 226
XXV. Map from _Teheran_ to _Amasia_ 249
XXVI. _Sultaniéh_ 257
XXVII. Bridge over the _Kizzil Ozan_ 267
XXVIII. _Mount _Ararat_ 306
XXIX. Plate of Inscriptions 357
ERRATA.
P. 176. Twenty-two lines from the top, for _twelve_, read _sixteen_.
P. 257. Sixteen lines from the top, for _four_, read _five_.
(Transcriber's note: These have been implemented)
JOURNEY THROUGH PERSIA,
&c. &c. &c.
CHAP. I.
BOMBAY TO BUSHIRE.
DEPARTURE FROM BOMBAY--LAND OF GUZERAT--COAST OF
MEKRAN--BALOUCHES--ENTRANCE OF THE GULPH OF PERSIA--IMAUM OF
MUSCAT: HIS FLEET--SOUNDINGS IN THE GULPH--BUSHIRE--VISIT OF THE
SHEIK--LANDING IN PERSIA.
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