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Page 69
The imperial choice , or rather edict , ( to what humiliations do the laws of
Mahomet subject ye my fair friends ! ) is conveyed to the fortunate damfel , and
full joyously doth her heart beat , who on the day of review attracts the fancy of
her lord ...
The imperial choice , or rather edict , ( to what humiliations do the laws of
Mahomet subject ye my fair friends ! ) is conveyed to the fortunate damfel , and
full joyously doth her heart beat , who on the day of review attracts the fancy of
her lord ...
Page 77
During the war which the first Mahomet maintained against the Infidels , ( so the
professor of the new faith denominated those of a different creed ) , Hussin was
poisoned , and Hussein was Alain in battle . They consequently became martyrs
...
During the war which the first Mahomet maintained against the Infidels , ( so the
professor of the new faith denominated those of a different creed ) , Hussin was
poisoned , and Hussein was Alain in battle . They consequently became martyrs
...
Page 92
The present race of Indian Mahometans not being fervent in the cause of religion
, or being rather supinely regardless of it , ( many of them holding the memory of
Mahomet in as little reverence as they would that of Thomas - a - Becket , had ...
The present race of Indian Mahometans not being fervent in the cause of religion
, or being rather supinely regardless of it , ( many of them holding the memory of
Mahomet in as little reverence as they would that of Thomas - a - Becket , had ...
Page 102
captured a youth of the Jatt fest , * whom he adopted , and brought up in the
Mahometan faith , by the name of Ali Mahomet ; and though he had children born
to him in mariiage , Daoud Khan distinguished this boy by pre - eminent niarks of
...
captured a youth of the Jatt fest , * whom he adopted , and brought up in the
Mahometan faith , by the name of Ali Mahomet ; and though he had children born
to him in mariiage , Daoud Khan distinguished this boy by pre - eminent niarks of
...
Page 103
... part of Rohilcund . See i I A spacious tract of mountainous country , subject to a
Hindoo Chief ; and for . ming the north - east boundary of Rohilound . Khan ,
Rennel's map . Khan , ' and ' Ali Mahomet , were delivered FORSTER'S
TRAVELS .
... part of Rohilcund . See i I A spacious tract of mountainous country , subject to a
Hindoo Chief ; and for . ming the north - east boundary of Rohilound . Khan ,
Rennel's map . Khan , ' and ' Ali Mahomet , were delivered FORSTER'S
TRAVELS .
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| Title | A Journey From Bengal To England: Through The Northern Part Of India, Kashmire, Afghanistan, And Persia And Into Russia By The Caspian-See. In Two Volumes, Volume 1 A Journey From Bengal To England: Through The Northern Part Of India, Kashmire, Afghanistan, And Persia And Into Russia By The Caspian-See. In Two Volumes, George Forster |
| Author | George Forster |
| Publisher | Faulder, 1798 |
| Original from | the Bavarian State Library |
| Digitized | 9 Mar 2010 |
| Length | 315 pages |
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