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Foreign Dept, Political, Foreign 1849 Dept Pol Consultation 22 Dec, No. 11. Orders for the collection of information the history of the KOHINUR

Foreign Political Dept, 1850 Dept, 14 June No. 72, 74, 75 Subject: Account of the KOHINUR while it was in the possession of the Lahore Durbar previously. Duplicate Copy. No. 174 of 1850

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BM Persian Mss Or 53 Letters of Khur Shah

BM Ms Or 1717, Treatise on Precious Stones by Mohammad, son of Ashraf al-Hussaini Kashmiri, Abd ol-Karim, Bayan-e-Waqe’, translated by H. G. Pritchard, BM Mss Add 30782.

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