... northern shores of the Caspian and Black Seas, as far as Moldavia; and, on the south, the desert tracts which cross Klorisdn and Persia, extending from KhwArazm to Kirmain, are Possessed by the Ilimits or tribes of migratory Tiirks, as indeed they have been ...

... hints for understanding other Oriental lands and peoples; for Egypt, Syria, Mesopotamiia, nay even Anatolia, Curdistan, and Persia, have been deeply modified in many respects by Arab influence, partly, too, by Arab intermixture and colonization. Historical ...

... the Court of Persia. Smith, Elder, and Co. Aiming especially to write a continuation of Sir John, Malcolm's 'History of Persia,' Mr Watson has wisely given up about a hundred pages of his book to a careful survey of the history of Persia during the eighteenth ...

... plaintiff muiti pay the defendanit's costs I incurred by reason of those chargesy as between solicitor and client. PERSIA AND ?? Shah of Persia is now in Turkey, on a pilgrimage to Kerbela. He arrived at Bagdad with a suite of, 10,000 persons, including several ...

... influence in Persia will become predominant, and in that case Herit guarded by Persia would soon become in all respects Russian. The idea, then, of forming of the valley of the Herirdd a neutral zone between Russia and England, of which Persia should be ...