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Gun-running and the Indian north-west frontier
by the Hon. Arnold Keppel.
A Hieroglyphic vocabulary to the Theban recension of the Book of the dead: with an index to all the English equivalents of the Egyptian words
by E.A. Wallis Budge., Main Heritage Shelves General, PJ1557 .B83 1911, Book, Item-ID: i10067061, BIB-ID: 1008342
The Hindu-Arabic Numerals
Main Heritage Shelves General, QA141 1911, Book, Item-ID: i1020300x, BIB-ID: 1021936
An historical relation of Ceylon: together with somewhat concerning several remarkable passages of my life that hath happened since my deliverance out of my captivity
by Robert Knox ..., [Reprint of 1681 ed.].
The home-life of a golden eagle
photographed and described by H.B. MacPherson., Illustrations are mounted photogaphs., Main Heritage Shelves General, QL696.F32 M33 1911, Book, Item-ID: i20420316, BIB-ID: 1822115
In the Guiana forest: studies of nature in relation to the struggle for life. New rev. and enl. edition, with 24 illustrations
In the shadow of Islam
by Demetra Vaka (Mrs. Kenneth-Brown) with illustrations by E. Pollak-Ottendorff., Main Heritage Shelves General, PZ3.B8146 Ins 1911, Book, Item-ID: i10107241, BIB-ID: 1012360, Also issued online.
Islam and Missions: being papers read at the second Missionary Conference on behalf of the Mohammedan World at Lucknow, 1911
Edited by E. M. Wherry ... S. M. Zwemer ... C. G. Mylrea. [With plates.].
A journalist in the Holy Land: glimpses of Egypt and Palestine
by Arthur E. Copping; illustrated by Harold Copping.
A Journey in North Eastern Arabia, 265-274pp
Main Heritage Compact General, Book, Item-ID: i15530735, BIB-ID: 1005903
Jusuf und Ahmed: Ein özgebisches Volksepos in Chiwaer Dialekte, Yusuf Wa Aḥmad (Uzbek epic)
Text, Übersetzung und Noten von H. Vambéry., Added t.p. in Uzbek., Text in Uzbek and German, introduction and notes in German.
The Kashf al-Maḥjúb: the oldest Persian treatise on Súfiism, Volume 17
by ʻAli B. ʻUthmán al-Jullábí al-Hujwírí, translated from the text of the Lahore edition, compared with mss. in the Indian office and British museum. By Reynold A. Nicholson.