Bibliography: BIB00900

Key	BIB00900
Reference type	Book
Title	An Overland Trek From India by Side-Saddle, Camel, and Rail : The Record of a Journey From Baluchistan to Europe
Author	Benn, Edith Fraser
Year	1909
Date	1909
Publisher	Longmans, Green and Co.
Place published	New York, Bombay, Calcutta
Issue	10.
Abstract	'It was said of him [the Governor of Birjand, the Shaukat-ul-Mulk] that he shot his own mustophi, or secretary, in cold blood. He reported the matter himself to the Shah, saying that the man had belonged to the hated sect of the Babis (one of whom had killed the late Shah), and he also accused the victim of having used revolutionary language. This explanation, accompanied as it was by a douceur, was held to be quite sufficient, and the murdered man's family were not even compensated in any way.'
Notes	Bahá'í Faith: pp. 225-6.
Language	English
Keywords	TRAVELS & JOURNEYS; IRAN; INDIA; AFGHANISTAN; TURKEY
Number of pages	xv, 343
Type of work	pages