10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «GOMBROON»
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Armenian Merchants of the Seventeenth and Early Eighteenth ...
English East India Company Sources Vahé Baladouni, Margaret Makepeace. Sir
John Gayer and George Weldon at Bombay to Company in London - 1 1
February 182 John Gladman and Edward Owen at Gombroon to Company in
London ...
Vahé Baladouni, Margaret Makepeace, 1998
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The Cambridge History of Iran
Instructions written as early as 1684 required double the quantity of former years
to be sent of this "most stable Commodity".23 Arrangements for obtaining Kirman
wool form an appreciable part of the Company's Gombroon diary. In February ...
William Bayne Fisher, P. Avery, G. R. G. Hambly, 1991
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British Interests in the Persian Gulf
The information on the Gulf can be found in these series : (a) Factory Records :
Four series of Factory Records have valuable information for the period under
discussion: (1) Gombroon Diary; (2) Letters, etc., from Bussora, Gombroon, etc. ; (
3) ...
4
Persia in Crisis: Safavid Decline and the Fall of Isfahan
952v; IOR, G/36/105, Gombroon to Surat, 27 March 1669, fols. 60–1. The list of
khans and shahbandars in Floor, The Persian Gulf, 301, is unreliable here. IOR,
G/36/106, Gombroon to Surat, 13 Nov. 1671, fol. 51, where it is said that four days
...
5
Zeb Vance: North Carolina's Civil War Governor and Gilded ...
Gombroon was clearly designed to impress visitors from outside the region, and it
did. Local people remembered that an endless stream of visitors arrived in Black
Mountain during the summer and fall when the Vances entertained the political ...
6
An Account of the War in India Between the English and ...
'THE English established a factory here on account of the great de; 1759. mand
for woollen goods from Persia, before that country was im-WJ poverished by the
troubles. The air of Gombroon is so unhealthy from the hot winds, that even the ...
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Universal geography formed into a new and entire system: ...
BEFORE we take leave of Persia, it is proper to take notice of the isle of Ormus,
and of Gombroon, where the English have enjoyed considerable privileges, and
which is the only place where they have any settlement on the coast of Persia.
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An account of the trade in India: containing rules for good ...
containing rules for good government in trade, price courants, and tables: with
descriptions of Fort St. George, Acheen, Malacca, Condore, Canton, Anjengo,
Muskat, Gombroon, Surat, Goa, Carwar, Telichery, Panola, Calicut, the Cape of ...
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A Medical History of Persia and the Eastern Caliphate: From ...
But he does remark that at a little village 20 miles north of Gombroon, where
there were some natural hot water springs, there were two 'handsome hospitals. .
. neat and durable works'. These were not Persian foundations, but were built
one ...
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An account of the war in India: between the English and ...
The air of Gombroon is so unhealthy from the hot winds, that even the natives
themselves fly from it in the bad season, but knowing the time when the ships are
to be expected'; they come down with caravans, and carry off their lading. As
there ...
Richard Owen Cambridge, Stringer Lawrence, Sir John Call 1st (bart.), 1761
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «GOMBROON»
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Visiting Our Past: Vance used wit, wile in US Senate
Vance's weight increased; his legs were numb at times. He took vacations at Gombroon, his home in Black Mountain, and in Europe. He died of ... «Asheville Citizen-Times, Jul 15»
High times and higher waters: Swannanoa Valley Museum kicks off …
Former governor Zebulon Vance built his vacation home, Gombroon, in the former North Fork settlement, and was an important employer for ... «Mountain Xpress, Apr 15»
The Commoner Who Salvaged a King's Ransom
He had offered £100 or £200 to the master of an East India Company ship Discovery in Gombroon, Persia, to bring him home to Europe, but got ... «Smithsonian, Aug 13»
