‎Geographie‎

‎CHAPPOULIE HENRI‎

‎AUX ORIGINES D'UNE EGLISE, ROME ET LES MISSIONS D'INDOCHINE AU XVIIe SIECLE, TOME I‎

‎Bloud et Gay. 1943. In-8 Carré. Broché. Etat d'usage. Couv. convenable. Dos abîmé. Intérieur acceptable. 452 pages. Illustré d'une carte en noir et blanc sur planche dépliable en fin d'ouvrage. Envoi manuscrit de l'auteur, et tampon, en page de faux-titre. Les missions du patronat portugais et l'évangélisation des royaumes annamites. L'arrivée des évêques français dans les missions portugaises d'Indochine...‎

‎CHAPPOULIE MGR H.‎

‎CLARTES SUR L'HORIZON, PERSPECTIVES MISSIONNAIRES‎

‎Bloud & Gay. 1946. In-8 Carré. Broché. Etat d'usage. Couv. légèrement passée. Dos abîmé. Intérieur acceptable. 175 pages. Manques sur le dos. Plats se détachant. L'Union Missionnaire du Clergé de France.‎

‎CHAPUIS Patrick - POINOT Rémy‎

‎Les grands de la voile.‎

‎PAC 1976, in-8 broché, couverture illustrée. 209 pages. Photos.‎

‎Charbonneau Lassay Louis‎

‎Simboli templari. Il Sacro Cuore del torrione di Chinon attribuito ai Cavalieri del tempio‎

‎br.‎

‎CHARBONNEL VICTOR‎

‎L'ORIGINE MUSULMANE DES JESUITES - Extrait de la REVUE DES REVUES DU 15 NOVEMBRE 1899.‎

‎FAYARD FRERES. 1900. In-8 Carré. Broché. Etat d'usage. Couv. partiel. décollorée. Dos abîmé. Intérieur frais. 24 pages - Une frise et une lettrine e nnoir et blanc.‎

‎CHARDIN‎

‎VOYAGES DE MR. LE CHEVALIER CHARDIN, EN PERSE, ET AUTRES LIEUX DE L'ORIENT.‎

‎In-16 p. (mm. 160x90), 10 volumi, p. pelle bazzana coeva (con piccole manc. e fori di tarlo), decoraz. e titolo oro su due tasselli al dorso, tagli a spruzzo rossi, pp. complessive 3.130, frontespizi in rosso e nero con graziosa vignetta inc. in rame. Testo ornato da una testatina inc. in rame nel 1° vol., testatine, capilettera e finalini inc. su legno, nei restanti. I volumi sono corredati di 78 (su 79) belle tavole inc. in rame f.t., numer. più volte ripieg., tra cui: una carta della Persia e del Ponto Eusino (ora Mar Nero), vedute delle città di Erevan, Tiflis, Ecs-Miazin (les Trois Eglises), etc., e tavole relative ai costumi, alla musica notata, all’architettura, ecc. "Mancano": la tav. XXXII (nel 6° vol.) e 6 tabelle ripieg. (nel 5° vol.). "Prima edizione completa" di questo resoconto di viaggi che contiene nozioni sulla storia, la letteratura, la religione e la vita politica della Persia, così composta: primi 3 voll. relativi a: “Voyage "de Paris à Ispahan", capitale de l'Empire de Perse. Premiere partie, qui comprend le Voyage de "Paris en Mingrelie", & la relation de la religion des Mingreliens, par le P. J. M. Zampi, Theatin - Seconde partie, qui comprend le voyage de "Mingrelie à Tauris" - Troisieme partie, qui comprend le voyage de "Tauris a Ispahan" - 4° vol. “Description générale de la Perse” - 5° “.. des sciences & des arts liberaux des Persans - 6° “.. du gouvernement politique, militaire, & civil del Persans - 7° “.. de la religion des Persans” - 8° “Description particulière de la Ville d'Ispahan, capitale de Perse” - 9° e 10° “Premier et second voyage de l'auteur d'Ispahan à Bander-Abassi, & son retour à Ispahan”. “Jean Chardin (1643-1713), gioielliere, viaggiatore e scrittore francese, compì due viaggi in Persia soggiornando a lungo nel paese (1666-69 e 1673-77) e spingendosi verso l'India. Rientrò dal secondo viaggio per il capo di Buona Speranza. Le relazioni (pubbl. nei Paesi Bassi nel 1711) contengono una preziosa descrizione dei paesi visitati)” (così Diz. Treccani). Cfr. Brunet,II,1802: “Ce voyage est un des plus intéressants que l’on ait publiés dans le siècle dernier. I volumi, con alc. lievi fioriture o arross. ma complessivam. ben conservati, sono contenuti in un cofanetto di cartonato moderno (mm. 255x180x115).‎

‎Chardin, Jean [John].‎

‎Le couronnement de Soleïmaan troisième [IIIme], roy de Perse. Et ce qui s'est passé de plus memorable dans les deux premieres années de son Regne.‎

‎Small octavo. Pp. (xxxviii), 460, (6). Frontispiece, head-and tail-pieces, illustrated initials. Hardcover, bound in the original publisher's handsome brown boards, gilt ornament on both covers, spine with red dyed lettering-piece, and gilt ornaments, decorative endpapers, signature on title-page. In a very fine condition. A very attractive copy, practically unused. ~ Published on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the coronation of Reza Shah the Great in a limited edition of 1000 copies. Facsimile reprint of the 1671, Paris edition, reprinted from a copy in the Central Library of Tehran University. The Pahlavi Commemorative Reprint Series. Jean Chardin (1643-1713), born Jean-Baptiste Chardin, also known as Sir John Chardin, was a French jeweller and traveller whose 10-volume book "The Travels of Sir John Chardin" is regarded as one of the finest works of early Western scholarship on Persia and the Near East. Scarce.‎

‎CHARDONNET Jean‎

‎G?ographie industrielle. Tome 2 (seul) : L'industrie.‎

‎Reliure toile de l'?diteur. 461 pages. Cachets.‎

‎CHARENCY COMTE DE‎

‎CARTULAIRE DE L'ABBAYE DE NOTRE-DAME DE LA TRAPPE‎

‎Typographie Renaut-de Broise, Alençon. 1889. In-8 Carré. Broché. Etat passable. Livré sans Couverture. Dos fané. Quelques rousseurs. 665 pages. Petite gravure ornementale en page de titre (portrait). Papier muet et taché encollé sur le dos, le consolidant. Etiquette de code sur la couverture. Un tampon de bibliothèque. Traces de colle sur le dos. Pages de garde déchirées, les dernières étant très abîmées, avec d'importants manques. (Rare) Publié d'après le manuscrit de la Bibliothèque Nationale, par M. le Comte de CHARENCEY.‎

‎CHARLE, Géographe‎

‎Carte Routière et Administrative de la France indiquant Les Routes de Poste avec les distances, les Routes Royales et départementales, les Chemins de Fer, les Canaux et les Rivières navigables, ainsi que tous les Chef-Lieux de Cantons. [ Année 1845 ]‎

‎Dressée par Charles, Géographe, Attaché au Dépôt Général de la Guerre, 1 carte dépliante imprimée sur tissu, format 80 x 55 cm, Chez Dopter, Marchand d'Estampes et des Cartes Géographiques, Paris, 1845. Rappel du titre complet : Carte Routière et Administrative de la France indiquant Les Routes de Poste avec les distances, les Routes Royales et départementales, les Chemins de Fer, les Canaux et les Rivières navigables, ainsi que tous les Chef-Lieux de Cantons. [ Année 1845 ] Intéressante impression sur tissu. Le système de repérage des Chef-Lieux y est assez singulier. Etat très satisfaisant (couv. abîmée, qq. brunissures en pliure). Français‎

‎Charles de Chambrun‎

‎Traditions et souvenirs‎

‎Par l'ambassadeur de France. Prima edizione (V migliaio). 16mo pp. 232 Pagine brunite. Pagine chiuse. Fiorutre leggere sulal copertina. Brossura‎

‎Charles Forster‎

‎THE HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHY OF ARABIA; or the Patriarchal Evidences of Revealed Religion: a Memoir, with Illustrative Maps; and an Appendix, containing Translations, with an Alphabet and Glossary, of the Hamyaritic Inscriptions recently discovered in Hadramaut.‎

‎Due volumi (15x23 cm) di LXXXIII-(2)-357 pp; VI-509-(2) pagine. Due grandi carte geografiche ripiegate (56x41 cm) ognuna nella tasca alla fine dei volumi; tre tavole di iscrizioni ripiegate, l' Hassan Ghorab e sua traduzione a p.350 e 351 del vol II, l'Hasan Ghorab nella versione Wellsted a p. 382 del vol II. Una “vignette plate of Nakab el Hajar" all'inizio del Vol II (invece che prima dell'Appendix). Completo quindi delle due grandi carte geografiche dell'Arabia e delle figure indicate nel “directions for the bonder” a fine opera. Legatura editoriale in piena tela con titoli dorati ai dorsi e fregi a secco ai piatti. Ex libris al retro del piatto. Ottime condizioni. Only edition of this detailed study of place names, tribal geneaologies, and pre-Islamic inscriptions. "An attempt at the proof of the descent of the Arabs from Ishmael" (Ghani).‎

‎Charles Masson‎

‎Narrative of various journeys in Balochistan, Afghanistan, and the Panjab: Including a residence in those countries from 1826 to 1838 Volume 1st [Hardcover] Volume 1st‎

‎About The Book : This book contains a brief account of the revolt in Balochistân, an episode merely of the great political drama enacted west of the Indus, but deserving attention as the precursor of the catastrophe subsequently developed at Kâbal. The volume concludes with a memoir on Eastern Balochistân, covering geography, tribes, government and history, antiquities and dialects, military force, revenue, trade, agriculture, manners, customs and natural history and mineralogy. Arrival at Baliawalpur; Start for Ahmodpur.', Physicians of Allahabad and their remedies; The Bakhshi opposes an interview with the Khan; Interview with the Bakhshi and offer of military service, Present of money, — Permission to depart, Boundaries. — Extent. Distinctions of soil, &c. domoestic animals, &e. — Towns. Baliawalpur. —Barra Ahmedpur, Sftdal Khan. — Bahawal Khan, Departure from Ahmedpur; Dera Ismael Khan; Country around Dera; Ismael Khan; The Nawab Shir Mahomed Khan. Interview with the nawab, Kaisa Ghar. — Departure from Dera Ismael Khan, Interview with Alladad Khan; Departure from Tak. Depart for Kundi; Departure for Darrahand; Town of Darraband. — Departure for Tak; Regain Tak. Leave Tat. Hills of Marwat, Political relations of Marwat; Maharaja Ranjit Singh. Ahmed Kozah. Pir Mahomed Khan., Army marches. Residence at Peshawer; Saiyad Ahmed Shah.— His operations.— His presumption.; Saiyad Ahmed Shah expelled. Departure from Peshawer; Diseases and remedies; — Entertainment Khan Bahadar Khan, Shah Rasul Shah, — Inundation of Ranjit Singh’s camp. Kazar Noh; Ambhar Khana; Batti Kot; Mahomed Zoman Khan; Their profession; Leave Jalalabad. Mulla Najib’s account. — His sources of information; View from Koh Karinj; The Pashai. — The Lughmani. — The Kohistani; The Peranchchs; The Yeghanis; War and peace; Deputation to Amir Mahomed Khan.Balia Hissar. Baber’s Tomb. — Killa Kazi. , Arrival at Ghazni; Introduction to' Dost Mahomed Khan. Kabal given to Sultan Mahomed Khan, Amir Mahomed Khan. — Revenue. — Character of Amir Mahomed; His political severity. Violence of the Ghiljis; Lohani party; Reception by Baktiaris; Tamak river; Sadu Zai Khan; Arrival at Kandahar. Interview of Fur Dil Khan., Mahomed Sidik Khan, Tomb of Ahmed Shah; Extent of authority. — Balochistan. Signs of tbe Kafila; Exposure of my money; Tents of Robat; Abdulah Khan. Khadar Khan’s agitation. Good treatment. Civility of a Brahiman; Baloch soldiers. Departure from Bagh; Boldness of robbers; Importance of Shikarpur to the Duranis. Division of country; Sindi woman., Administration of country. Fazilpur Gharri. Mistaken for a Pir Zada. Beautiful river-scenery; Arrival at Lahore. Lahore, Liberality of M. Allard; Project of- Aurangzib; Probability of disputed succession. Decline to see the Maharaja. Night march, Fati Mahomed Ghori About The Author : Charles Masson (1800–1853) was the pseudonym of James Lewis, a British East India Company soldier and reporter, independent explorer and pioneering archaeologist and numismatist. He was the first European to discover the ruins of Harappa near Sahiwal in Punjab, now in Pakistan. He found the ancient city of Alexandria in the Caucasus (modern Begram) dating to Alexander the Great. He unlocked the now-extinct language known as Kharoshthi. At the time of the 1838 First Anglo-Afghan War, Masson had spent more time in Afghanistan then any other British subject. He was a minority voice critical of the invasion and accurately predicted it would be a disaster for the Empire. The first book-length biography was published in 2021, Alexandria: The Quest for the Lost City, by Edmund Richardson. In 1827, while stationed at Agra, he and a colleague deserted and traveled through parts of the Punjab that were under British control at that time. At Ahmadpur, they were rescued by Josiah Harlan and commissioned as mounted orderlies in his expedition to overthrow the regime in Kabul, Afghanistan. Not long afterward, near Dera Ghazi Khan, he deserted Harlan The Title 'Narrative of various journeys in Balochistan, Afghanistan, and the Panjab: Including a residence in those countries from 1826 to 1838 written/authored/edited by Charles Masson', published in the year 2022. The ISBN 9788121264488 is assigned to the Hardcover version of this title. This book has total of pp. 507 (Pages). The publisher of this title is Gyan Publishing House. This Book is in English. The subject of this book is Geography & Travel. Size of the book is 14.34 x 22.59 cms Vol:- 1st‎

‎Charles Masson‎

‎Narrative of various journeys in Balochistan, Afghanistan, and the Panjab: Including a residence in those countries from 1826 to 1838 Volume 3rd [Hardcover] Volume 3rd‎

‎About The Book :: This book contains a brief account of the revolt in Balochistân, an episode merely of the great political drama enacted west of the Indus, but deserving attention as the precursor of the catastrophe subsequently developed at Kâbal. The volume concludes with a memoir on Eastern Balochistân, covering geography, tribes, government and history, antiquities and dialects, military force, revenue, trade, agriculture, manners, customs and natural history and mineralogy. Saiyad Keramat Ali. Lieutenant Conolly. Captain Wade. Water-fowl. Dost Mahomed Khan's celebrity. Sirafraz Khan. Mdhomed Azem Khan pacified. Slangliter of Koh Daman chiefs. Dost Mahomed Khan’s gallantry. — Fati Khan’s military talent. Escapes to Andali. Kamran’s march to Kabal. Recovers Kashmir. Prince Jebanghir. Dost Mahomed Khan's discontent. Shah Mahmud. Ranjit Singh occupies Peshawer. Mahomed Azem Khan. Fur Dil Khan’s interview with Ayub Shah. Investment of Balia Hissar. The Kandahar sirdar’s march to the aid of Habib Ulah Khan. Besieged by Dost Mahomed Khan. Arrival of mission from Kunduz.Return of Haji Khan. Hospitality of Mir Mahomed Morad Beg.Movements of Mir Mahomed Morad Beg. Killa Kohchian. — Nazir Mir Ali Khan. Sekandar Shah.Dost Mahomed Khan. Plain of Begram. Killa Musa Khan. Collections of coins. Site of Begram.— Hill ranges. Canal Mahighir. Begram of Peshawer. Caves.— Ziarat. His antiquarian operations. Departure for Jelalabad. Pali conquests. Names of localities.Dost Mahomed Khan’s designs. Sultan Mahomed Khan’s visit to Jalalabad. Plunder of town. — Arrival of Nawab Jabar Khan. Arrival at Peshawer. Jocularity of Hari Singh. Departure from Peshawer. Good fortune. Night march. Mirza Aga Jan. Arrival of ex-sirdars of Pesawer. Death of Amir Mahomed Khan. The Shah's reception. Dost Mahomed Khan’s promise. Start on a tour to Khonar. Departure ' for Kabal. — Terikki. — Arrival at Kabal. Dost Mahomed Khiin’s intention to assume royalty. Mahomed Koli Khan. His assault on Ranjit Singh.— Delicate duties. — Evils of Saiyad Keramat Ali’s conduct.Attempt to assassinate the Amir. Commencement of communications with Persia. Search for Sultan Mahomed Khan. Disposal of the army. Mirza Sami Khan’s wrath. Haji Khan’s conversations. Letter from Captain Wade. — Arrival of Rashid. Haji Khan’s recommendation. Haji Ibrahim. — Hussen Ali. —Ivan Vektavich Abdul Saimad’s projects. Aggressions of Hari Singh. Attack by Hari Singh. Feat of Mahomed Akhar Khan. Reception of Maomed Akbar Khan at Kabal. His pursuit of Dost Mahomed Khan. His final disposal. Zerin Khan’s remark. — Motives of displeasure. The Amir’s exultation. Intercourse between Kabal and India. — Letters to Lord Auckland. Persian Envoy. — Russian letters. Mahomed Hussen’s arrival at Kabal. Favourable dispositions of Ranjit Singh. — Night interview with the amir. Captain Burnes’ notion of his mission. Remarks on commercial missions. His arrival in Kabal. Captain Burnes’ conversations. — His humility. — Visit of Mirza Sami Khan. — Resolutions of the amir and his advisers. Unnecessary alarms of Persia. Opinions at Kabal. Assault on my house. Parting interview with Mirza Sami Khan. His return to Kandahar. — Abu Khan. — Haji Hussen All Khan, the Persian ambassador. Progress to Peshawer, — Captain Burnes summoned to Lahore. — Letter of Captain Burnes.Captain Bumes’ insincerity. About The Author : Charles Masson (1800–1853) was the pseudonym of James Lewis, a British East India Company soldier and reporter, independent explorer and pioneering archaeologist and numismatist. He was the first European to discover the ruins of Harappa near Sahiwal in Punjab, now in Pakistan. He found the ancient city of Alexandria in the Caucasus (modern Begram) dating to Alexander the Great. He unlocked the now-extinct language known as Kharoshthi. At the time of the 1838 First Anglo-Afghan War, Masson had spent more time in Afghanistan then any other British subject. He was a minority voice critical of the invasion and accurately predicted it would be a disaster for the Empire. The first book-length biography was published in 2021, Alexandria: The Quest for the Lost City, by Edmund Richardson. In 1827, while stationed at Agra, he and a colleague deserted and traveled through parts of the Punjab that were under British control at that time. At Ahmadpur, they were rescued by Josiah Harlan and commissioned as mounted orderlies in his expedition to overthrow the regime in Kabul, Afghanistan. Not long afterward, near Dera Ghazi Khan, he deserted Harlan The Title 'Narrative of various journeys in Balochistan, Afghanistan, and the Panjab: Including a residence in those countries from 1826 to 1838 written/authored/edited by Charles Masson', published in the year 2022. The ISBN 9788121264464 is assigned to the Hardcover version of this title. This book has total of pp. 516 (Pages). The publisher of this title is Gyan Publishing House. This Book is in English. The subject of this book is Geography & Travel. Size of the book is 14.34 x 22.59 cms Vol:- 3rd‎

‎Charles Masson‎

‎Narrative of various journeys in Balochistan, Afghanistan, and the Panjab: Including a residence in those countries from 1826 to 1838 Volume 1st Volume 1st‎

‎About The Book : This book contains a brief account of the revolt in Balochistân, an episode merely of the great political drama enacted west of the Indus, but deserving attention as the precursor of the catastrophe subsequently developed at Kâbal. The volume concludes with a memoir on Eastern Balochistân, covering geography, tribes, government and history, antiquities and dialects, military force, revenue, trade, agriculture, manners, customs and natural history and mineralogy. Arrival at Baliawalpur; Start for Ahmodpur.', Physicians of Allahabad and their remedies; The Bakhshi opposes an interview with the Khan; Interview with the Bakhshi and offer of military service, Present of money, — Permission to depart, Boundaries. — Extent. Distinctions of soil, &c. domoestic animals, &e. — Towns. Baliawalpur. —Barra Ahmedpur, Sftdal Khan. — Bahawal Khan, Departure from Ahmedpur; Dera Ismael Khan; Country around Dera; Ismael Khan; The Nawab Shir Mahomed Khan. Interview with the nawab, Kaisa Ghar. — Departure from Dera Ismael Khan, Interview with Alladad Khan; Departure from Tak. Depart for Kundi; Departure for Darrahand; Town of Darraband. — Departure for Tak; Regain Tak. Leave Tat. Hills of Marwat, Political relations of Marwat; Maharaja Ranjit Singh. Ahmed Kozah. Pir Mahomed Khan., Army marches. Residence at Peshawer; Saiyad Ahmed Shah.— His operations.— His presumption.; Saiyad Ahmed Shah expelled. Departure from Peshawer; Diseases and remedies; — Entertainment Khan Bahadar Khan, Shah Rasul Shah, — Inundation of Ranjit Singh’s camp. Kazar Noh; Ambhar Khana; Batti Kot; Mahomed Zoman Khan; Their profession; Leave Jalalabad. Mulla Najib’s account. — His sources of information; View from Koh Karinj; The Pashai. — The Lughmani. — The Kohistani; The Peranchchs; The Yeghanis; War and peace; Deputation to Amir Mahomed Khan.Balia Hissar. Baber’s Tomb. — Killa Kazi. , Arrival at Ghazni; Introduction to' Dost Mahomed Khan. Kabal given to Sultan Mahomed Khan, Amir Mahomed Khan. — Revenue. — Character of Amir Mahomed; His political severity. Violence of the Ghiljis; Lohani party; Reception by Baktiaris; Tamak river; Sadu Zai Khan; Arrival at Kandahar. Interview of Fur Dil Khan., Mahomed Sidik Khan, Tomb of Ahmed Shah; Extent of authority. — Balochistan. Signs of tbe Kafila; Exposure of my money; Tents of Robat; Abdulah Khan. Khadar Khan’s agitation. Good treatment. Civility of a Brahiman; Baloch soldiers. Departure from Bagh; Boldness of robbers; Importance of Shikarpur to the Duranis. Division of country; Sindi woman., Administration of country. Fazilpur Gharri. Mistaken for a Pir Zada. Beautiful river-scenery; Arrival at Lahore. Lahore, Liberality of M. Allard; Project of- Aurangzib; Probability of disputed succession. Decline to see the Maharaja. Night march, Fati Mahomed Ghori About The Author : Charles Masson (1800–1853) was the pseudonym of James Lewis, a British East India Company soldier and reporter, independent explorer and pioneering archaeologist and numismatist. He was the first European to discover the ruins of Harappa near Sahiwal in Punjab, now in Pakistan. He found the ancient city of Alexandria in the Caucasus (modern Begram) dating to Alexander the Great. He unlocked the now-extinct language known as Kharoshthi. At the time of the 1838 First Anglo-Afghan War, Masson had spent more time in Afghanistan then any other British subject. He was a minority voice critical of the invasion and accurately predicted it would be a disaster for the Empire. The first book-length biography was published in 2021, Alexandria: The Quest for the Lost City, by Edmund Richardson. In 1827, while stationed at Agra, he and a colleague deserted and traveled through parts of the Punjab that were under British control at that time. At Ahmadpur, they were rescued by Josiah Harlan and commissioned as mounted orderlies in his expedition to overthrow the regime in Kabul, Afghanistan. Not long afterward, near Dera Ghazi Khan, he deserted Harlan The Title 'Narrative of various journeys in Balochistan, Afghanistan, and the Panjab: Including a residence in those countries from 1826 to 1838 written/authored/edited by Charles Masson', published in the year 2022. The ISBN 9788121264440 is assigned to the Paperback version of this title. This book has total of pp. 507 (Pages). The publisher of this title is Gyan Publishing House. This Book is in English. The subject of this book is Geography & Travel. Size of the book is 13.34 x 21.59 cms Vol:- 1st‎

‎Charles Masson‎

‎Narrative of various journeys in Balochistan, Afghanistan, and the Panjab: Including a residence in those countries from 1826 to 1838 Volume 3rd Volume 3rd‎

‎About The Book :: This book contains a brief account of the revolt in Balochistân, an episode merely of the great political drama enacted west of the Indus, but deserving attention as the precursor of the catastrophe subsequently developed at Kâbal. The volume concludes with a memoir on Eastern Balochistân, covering geography, tribes, government and history, antiquities and dialects, military force, revenue, trade, agriculture, manners, customs and natural history and mineralogy. Saiyad Keramat Ali. Lieutenant Conolly. Captain Wade. Water-fowl. Dost Mahomed Khan's celebrity. Sirafraz Khan. Mdhomed Azem Khan pacified. Slangliter of Koh Daman chiefs. Dost Mahomed Khan’s gallantry. — Fati Khan’s military talent. Escapes to Andali. Kamran’s march to Kabal. Recovers Kashmir. Prince Jebanghir. Dost Mahomed Khan's discontent. Shah Mahmud. Ranjit Singh occupies Peshawer. Mahomed Azem Khan. Fur Dil Khan’s interview with Ayub Shah. Investment of Balia Hissar. The Kandahar sirdar’s march to the aid of Habib Ulah Khan. Besieged by Dost Mahomed Khan. Arrival of mission from Kunduz.Return of Haji Khan. Hospitality of Mir Mahomed Morad Beg.Movements of Mir Mahomed Morad Beg. Killa Kohchian. — Nazir Mir Ali Khan. Sekandar Shah.Dost Mahomed Khan. Plain of Begram. Killa Musa Khan. Collections of coins. Site of Begram.— Hill ranges. Canal Mahighir. Begram of Peshawer. Caves.— Ziarat. His antiquarian operations. Departure for Jelalabad. Pali conquests. Names of localities.Dost Mahomed Khan’s designs. Sultan Mahomed Khan’s visit to Jalalabad. Plunder of town. — Arrival of Nawab Jabar Khan. Arrival at Peshawer. Jocularity of Hari Singh. Departure from Peshawer. Good fortune. Night march. Mirza Aga Jan. Arrival of ex-sirdars of Pesawer. Death of Amir Mahomed Khan. The Shah's reception. Dost Mahomed Khan’s promise. Start on a tour to Khonar. Departure ' for Kabal. — Terikki. — Arrival at Kabal. Dost Mahomed Khiin’s intention to assume royalty. Mahomed Koli Khan. His assault on Ranjit Singh.— Delicate duties. — Evils of Saiyad Keramat Ali’s conduct.Attempt to assassinate the Amir. Commencement of communications with Persia. Search for Sultan Mahomed Khan. Disposal of the army. Mirza Sami Khan’s wrath. Haji Khan’s conversations. Letter from Captain Wade. — Arrival of Rashid. Haji Khan’s recommendation. Haji Ibrahim. — Hussen Ali. —Ivan Vektavich Abdul Saimad’s projects. Aggressions of Hari Singh. Attack by Hari Singh. Feat of Mahomed Akhar Khan. Reception of Maomed Akbar Khan at Kabal. His pursuit of Dost Mahomed Khan. His final disposal. Zerin Khan’s remark. — Motives of displeasure. The Amir’s exultation. Intercourse between Kabal and India. — Letters to Lord Auckland. Persian Envoy. — Russian letters. Mahomed Hussen’s arrival at Kabal. Favourable dispositions of Ranjit Singh. — Night interview with the amir. Captain Burnes’ notion of his mission. Remarks on commercial missions. His arrival in Kabal. Captain Burnes’ conversations. — His humility. — Visit of Mirza Sami Khan. — Resolutions of the amir and his advisers. Unnecessary alarms of Persia. Opinions at Kabal. Assault on my house. Parting interview with Mirza Sami Khan. His return to Kandahar. — Abu Khan. — Haji Hussen All Khan, the Persian ambassador. Progress to Peshawer, — Captain Burnes summoned to Lahore. — Letter of Captain Burnes.Captain Bumes’ insincerity. About The Author : Charles Masson (1800–1853) was the pseudonym of James Lewis, a British East India Company soldier and reporter, independent explorer and pioneering archaeologist and numismatist. He was the first European to discover the ruins of Harappa near Sahiwal in Punjab, now in Pakistan. He found the ancient city of Alexandria in the Caucasus (modern Begram) dating to Alexander the Great. He unlocked the now-extinct language known as Kharoshthi. At the time of the 1838 First Anglo-Afghan War, Masson had spent more time in Afghanistan then any other British subject. He was a minority voice critical of the invasion and accurately predicted it would be a disaster for the Empire. The first book-length biography was published in 2021, Alexandria: The Quest for the Lost City, by Edmund Richardson. In 1827, while stationed at Agra, he and a colleague deserted and traveled through parts of the Punjab that were under British control at that time. At Ahmadpur, they were rescued by Josiah Harlan and commissioned as mounted orderlies in his expedition to overthrow the regime in Kabul, Afghanistan. Not long afterward, near Dera Ghazi Khan, he deserted Harlan The Title 'Narrative of various journeys in Balochistan, Afghanistan, and the Panjab: Including a residence in those countries from 1826 to 1838 written/authored/edited by Charles Masson', published in the year 2022. The ISBN 9788121264426 is assigned to the Paperback version of this title. This book has total of pp. 516 (Pages). The publisher of this title is Gyan Publishing House. This Book is in English. The subject of this book is Geography & Travel. Size of the book is 13.34 x 21.59 cms Vol:- 3rd‎

‎CHARLES PIERRE, S. J.‎

‎UN NID DE SOEURS BENGALIES‎

‎Xaveriana. 1925. In-16 Carré. Broché. Bon état. Couv. convenable. Dos satisfaisant. Intérieur frais. Plaquette de 32 pages. Tampon et annotations de bibliothèque sur le 1er plat. Xaveriana n° 24, Série Indes n° 7. Jadis. Jalousement cloîtrées. Religieuse indigène ? Optimisme...‎

‎Charles Vogel‎

‎Le monde terrestre au point actuel de la civilisation nouveau precis de geographie comparée. Tome III L'amerique, l'Australie et l'Oceanie‎

‎Opera incompleta, solo un volume, il volume terzo ed ultimo, rilegatura in tutta tela editoriale, scolorita al dorso e lungo i margini superiori, con piccole abrasioni, chiazze scolorite per vecchia traccia di umidità in entrambi i piatti, pagine ancora intonse, con fioriture sparse, traccia di umidità lungo i margini inferiori di tutte le carte. Numero pagine 725 USATO‎

‎CHARLES-LYET GENEVIEVE‎

‎DEUG HISTOIRE, B 121, GEOGRAPHIE GENERALE, GEOGRAPHIE URBAINE‎

‎Université de Franche-Comté - Centre de Télé-Enseignement. 1996. In-4 Carré. Broché. Bon état. Couv. convenable. Dos satisfaisant. Intérieur frais. Env. 150 pages. Illustré de nombreuses reproductions en noir et blanc dans et hors texte. Qu'est-ce que la ville ? L'urbanisation du monde. La ville socialiste...‎

‎Charles-Roux Edmonde‎

‎Voglia d’Oriente. La giovinezza di Isabelle Eberhardt‎

‎Cartonato editoriale, sovraccoperta illustrata in b/n, titoli al piatto e al dorso, traduzione di Alda La Rosa, in buono stato.‎

‎CHARLES-ROUX F.‎

‎SOUVENIRS DIPLOMATIQUES UNE GRANDE AMBASSADE A ROME.‎

‎FAYARD.. 1961.. In-8 Carré. Broché. Bon état. Couv. convenable. Dos satisfaisant. Intérieur frais. 286 pages. 4ème édition. 1919-1925.‎

‎CHARLEVOIX, (Pierre) Francois (Xavier) de‎

‎Geschichte von Paraguay, und den Missionen der Gesellschaft Jesu in diesen Ländern. Aus dem Französischen. 2 Bde in 1 geb.‎

‎Wien, Mechitaristen 1830. 4 Bll., 332 S., 2 Bll., 370 S., 4 Bll. 1 mehrfach gefalt. Kupferstichkarte von Paraguay, neuerer Halblederband (um 1920) mit Lederecken u. goldgepr. Rückentitel, im Text stellenweise gering gebräunt, dekorativ.‎

書籍販売業者の参照番号 : HIST1462

‎CHARLEVOIX, Franciscus de [Pierre Francois Xavier]‎

‎Geschichte von Paraguay, und den Missionen der Gesellschaft Jesu in diesen Ländern. Nach dem Französischen.‎

‎Wien, Mechitaristen-Congregations-Buchhdlg. 1834. 2. Aufl. Bd. 2 (v. 2). 360 (8) S. OBrosch. Unbeschn. Vorderdeckel gestemp., Rü. fleckig. Lagerspuren. - (Verein zur Verbreitung guter katholischer Bücher)‎

‎vgl. Sabin 12132; Fromm 4922; De Backer II, 1079.7; Borba de Moraes I,156; Engelmann 1105; Henze I, 558 - Leicht gekürzte Übersetzung des dreibändigen franz. Originals von 1756. 1768 erschien die erste dt. Ausgabe dieses Berichtes über die erste Jesuitenmission in Paraguay.‎

書籍販売業者の参照番号 : 2478-02

‎Charlie Bonazza‎

‎Viaggio in Maremma‎

‎Charlie Bonazza Viaggio in Maremma. , Photoedizioni 1989, Ottimo stato interno. Legatura in tutta tela, con titoli al dorso, leggermente scolorita. Con sopraccoperta ingiallita e con piccolo strappo. Libro di fotografie a colori, anche a doppia pagina. Geografia localistica Charlie Bonazza Viaggio in Maremma Photoedizioni 1989 Geografia e località Ottimo (Fine) . <br> <br> <br> <br> 8885189008‎

‎CHARNAY Désiré‎

‎THE ANCIENT CITIES OF THE NEW WORLD. Being travels and explorations in Mexico and Central America from 1857-1882. Translated from the French by J. Gonino and Helen S. Conant.‎

‎In-8 gr. (mm. 261x168), tela editoriale (lievi abrasioni), pp. XXXII,514, con 1 ritratto dell’A., una mappa più volte ripieg. f.t. del Messico e dell’America centrale, dove sono raffigurate a colori le “Toltec migrations after the Explorations of Désiré Charnay”, e numerose inc. su legno nel t. relative a scene e costumi dei villaggi e città messicane, oltre alle meravigliose rovine di Palenque, Mitla, Uxmal, Copan, Chichen-Itza, etc. Sottolineature a biro blu; firma di appartenenza al frontespizio, fioriture intercalate nel t., ma complessivam. buon esemplare.‎