About This Book
The author recounts an overland mission from the Indus across Balochistan, Afghan territories, Khorasan and Persia to the Tigris, documenting landscapes, mountain passes, towns, caravan incidents, antiquities and everyday travel hardships. The narrative blends topographical and meteorological observations with ethnographic detail on languages, customs and local administration, and includes a synoptical grammar and vocabulary of the Brahoe language together with measured altitudes and weather records gathered during the march.
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