Travels Into Bokhara: Narrative of a Voyage by the River Indus. Memoir of the Indus and Its Tributary Rivers in the Punjab

In this seminal work of travel literature, Alexander Burnes provides a fascinating glimpse into the cultural, social, and political landscape of Central Asia during the early 19th century. Burnes's travels, which took him from India to Afghanistan and beyond, were instrumental in shaping British colonial policy in the region.

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