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... Pictures from Mr. J. S. Edwards' Diorama of the INSURRECTION OF THE COMMUNE! 1 nadentaad that greeting accortletl t o the Persian Shah is of no uncertain 1 originating in a spirit very different fiuit! that which inspired the timid counsels of a British ...
... his Spsnieh crown. General Colletts’* poit>a t is not more favourable than that preceding enters. The King was hke that Persian Shah who deaeited hi* dominion* lot the sake o( a deer-hunt : —yet many a national pageant occupies the stage before the eceptre ...
... Afghans. Herat was then independent both of Persia and of the rulers of Cabal, bat it was coveted by Mahomed Mirza, the Persian Shah. It was curious accident that then saved Herat from absorption into the Persian monarchy. young English officer chanced ...
... those saints of old lies, in the circumstance of their serving under a de»putical Government. Hud the Eastern Satraps and Persian Shahs swayed their sceptres “ constitutiuuar monarchs, the case, it is alleged, would have been far otherwise. Nehemiahand Daniel ...