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Page 321

new guide to Afghanistan · pages 1–377


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262 Lawrence. Reminiscences of Forty Years in India. London, 1874. Leech (R.) Vocabularies of 7 languages spoken in the country west of the Indus, with remarks on the origin of the Afghans. Bombay, 1838 Journal of a Tour through parts of the Panjab and Afghanistan in 1837 by Agha Abbas of Shiraz. J. A. S. of Bengal, 1843 Route from Dera Ghazi Khan to Candahar. J. A. S. Bengal, 1843 Le Messurier Kandahar in 1879. Leitner (G. W.) Routes through the Hindu Kush to Central Asia. 1891 Leslie (David) A Story of the Afghan Frontier. London, 1879 Leyden (J.) On the Rosheniah Sect and Its Founder Bayezid. London, 1812 Lichin Chang The Travels of an Alchemist. The Journey of Taoist Chang Chun from China to the Hindu Kush at the Summons of Changiz Khan. Translated with an introduction by Arthur Walley. London, 1931 Lacoste. Around Afghanistan. Translated by Anderson. London Loewenthal Is Pashto a Semitic Language? A. S. of Bengal, 1860 Low (C. R.) The Afghan War (1838-42). London, 1879 Lumsden (Maj. The Mission to Kandahar. Calcutta, 1860 H. B.) Lumsden (Sir Peter) Countries and Tribes bordering on Koh-i-Baba. 1885

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