Publisher's Synopsis
This travelogue chronicles Frederick Calvert's journey to the East in the mid-18th century, with detailed descriptions of his encounters with Ottoman Turks, Armenian merchants, and Persian nobles. The book also includes a collection of Oriental poetry and wisdom, making it a fascinating window into the cultural exchange between East and West in the Age of Enlightenment.
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