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MUNTAKHAB-UT-TAWARIKH, or Tarikh Bedáuni, by Imám Abdul Qadir Malukshah, Bedguni; a condensed translation by William Erskine. Autograph. Paper; 1841. Folio. William Erskine: Philological collections, translations, etc., from Oriental languages: 18th and 19th centt.
"COMMENTARIES of Jehàngir," translated by William Erskine. Imperfect. Paper; circa 1840. Folio. William Erskine: Philological collections, translations, etc., from Oriental languages: 18th and 19th centt.
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