Name/Title
Notes on "Caliph Traveled"Entry/Object ID
HHV 003.110Context
He ordered [??] to be be erected in / all the [cong’d] cities - and founded [??] / establishments; who [watched] [as] [ the / reasonable regular drawing away of / [In-?] out of the [Eng’l?] land and set a / [Divan?] or chamber for the administration / of [??]. He was the first Caliph that / travelled in his [C–?] and informed / himself by personal inspection of the / state of things. He [set] [??] on [satire?] / and administered [ch-?] [??] with the / [?-ded] [things] [so] [??] [King?] [?ave?] the / [used?] [??] [round?] [A–?] [trusted?] [??] / is more to be feared than the sword –
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Irving Manuscript CollectionArchive Items Details
Title
Notes on "Caliph Traveled"Description
NotesCreator
Washington Irving (1783-1859)Date(s) of Creation
n.d.Other Names and Numbers
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Former NumberOther Number
W 149
