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1828
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1850
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{"value"=>"Correspondence"}
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{"value"=>"<p>One outgoing letter, written c.1833, is in printed format. It is to T.H. Villiers, entitled \"A brief Notice respecting the Trade of the Northern Provinces of Persia.\" This provides much detail on Persia and Charles' history there up to the time of writing. Manuscript letters begin with Charles' first trip to Persia and are largely from Tabriz. Letters to his father indicate his debts. His letters after his last departure from Persia in 1836 show his migration from one part of Europe to another. Undated letters include a group in Persian from Prime Minister Amir Nezam and others asking Charles to settle his accounts to prevent his brother Edward from going to jail. These letters have accompanying typescript translations.</p>"}
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1828
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1850
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1828