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... nare receded f in consequence . 2 fifcrates -were qnie 6 tmfc steady . I&auwaJS rose i . As reseda banks . Imperial Bank of Persia recovered ^ , London and River Plata I . Albopp Breweries fell 1 , Guinness rose 3 . Suez Canal i lower . Eastma . n ' s and ...

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... G wr Cent . -2 ? ir 5 t Debentures , Noa , 1 to 5000 ; Newfoundland Government £ 119 . 200 3 i per Cent . Sterling Bonds ; Persia Gotemcient £ 500 , 000 G per . Cent . Bonds j ( 2 ) to allow the following , securities . to he quoted . in the official ...

... ;; and much more precious ; kind in his Tear Among the Persians ( 2 ) is due largely to the fact that before he ^ visited Persia he . had not only made himself master of the Persian'tongue , and was deeply versed in Persian poetry and philoaophy , but ...

... accession of Darius in 521 , and the transference of the power to the Acluemenian dynasty , » new capital was built in Southern Persia at Persopulis . This remained the winter residence of the Persian kings down to about 310 B . c . Under Artaxerxes , Miiemon ...

... deeply indebted to Mr. Browne for this excellent piece of translation. As the religion of the Bab has had its origin among the Shiites of Persia, and Persia is the only Shiite kingdom in the world, it is scarce like to prove an important factor any otherwhere ...

... the older Bab. An initial difficulty for the purely Western student is raised by the fact that Mr. Browne has not explained with sufficient clearness the difference between Babis and Behais. He holds that the total number of Babis in Persia is nearly ...

... discomfited hobgoblin, but never yet saw I a two-headed man.' Mr. Browne seems to have been chiefly attracted by the faiths of Persia, and he heckled their exponents with doughty pertinacity. Hence he gives a perspicuous account of the mysticism and magic ...

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