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Travels Into Bokhara The Narrative Of A Voyage On The Indus Abridged Reed 2012 Alexander Burnes

Name: Travels Into Bokhara The Narrative Of A Voyage On The Indus Abridged Reed 2012 Alexander Burnes
SKU: BELL-4165070
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Travels Into Bokhara The Narrative Of A Voyage On The Indus Abridged Reed 2012 Alexander Burnes instant download after payment.

Publisher: Eland Books

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 1.65 MB

Pages: 244

Author: Alexander Burnes, Kathleen Hopkirk (ed.), William Dalrymple (intro. & epilogue)

ISBN: 9781780601014, 9781906011710, 1780601018, 1906011710

Language: English

Year: 2012

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Travels Into Bokhara The Narrative Of A Voyage On The Indus Abridged Reed 2012 Alexander Burnes by Alexander Burnes, Kathleen Hopkirk (ed.), William Dalrymple (intro. & Epilogue) 9781780601014, 9781906011710, 1780601018, 1906011710 instant download after payment.

Sent to India aged just sixteen to make his fortune, Alexander Burnes soon revealed an extraordinary talent for languages, combined with a boyish charm, insatiable curiosity, and irrepressible enthusiasm. By the age of 26 he had so impressed his superiors that he was entrusted with the task of delivering a gift of horses from King William IV to the Maharajah of Lahore. In reality he was acting as a diplomat and spy. Having succeeded, he was then dispatched on a much more dangerous mission, to explore the political and ethnic realities amongst the Khanates of Afghanistan and Central Asia. This travelogue brings the heady sense of excitement, risk, and zeal of Alexander Burnes' missions.