Illuminated poems in Persian, written by Gulzar Razam and by Munshi Bola-nath, son of (1850s) Basant Rai of Delhi, India, in praise of Doctor (George) Alexander Simpson, with his name written in Hindi, Telegu(?), Bengali (or Kashmiri), Marathi, Gujarati and Gurumukhi. With translations into English, 1896, by Atar Maud, Office of the Director General, Indian Medical Service

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Illuminated poems in Persian, written by Gulzar Razam and by Munshi Bola-nath, son of (1850s) Basant Rai of Delhi, India, in praise of Doctor (George) Alexander Simpson, with his name written in Hindi, Telegu(?), Bengali (or Kashmiri), Marathi, Gujarati and Gurumukhi. With translations into English, 1896, by Atar Maud, Office of the Director General, Indian Medical Service. Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International (CC BY-NC 4.0). Source: Wellcome Collection.

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