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Title: A Traveler's Narrative

Author: 'Abdu'l-Baha

Release Date: September 2006 [Ebook #19300]

Language: English

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A Traveler's Narrative

by 'Abdu'l-Baha

Edition 1, (September 2006)

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CONTENTS

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A TRAVELER'S NARRATIVE WRITTEN TO ILLUSTRATE THE EPISODE OF THE BAB
[Pages 1-20]
[Pages 21-40]
[Pages 41-60]
[Pages 61-80]
[Pages 81-94]

A TRAVELER'S NARRATIVE WRITTEN TO ILLUSTRATE THE EPISODE OF THE BAB

[Pages 1-20]

Touching the individual known as the Bab and the true nature of this sect
diverse tales are on the tongues and in the mouths of men, and various
accounts are contained in the pages of Persian history and the leaves of
European chronicles. But because of the variety of their assertions and