A specimen of the conformity of the European languages

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        <date from="2016-07-15" to="2016-07-15">  1803 -   1836</date>
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            <forename>John Drummond</forename>
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          <note>The style of the annotations and the subject area are typical of several items, to be found in the library, with JD Esrkine's provenance. The book could have been annotated at any time between date of publication (when he was serving in India) and his death in 1836.</note>
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        <ptr target="ukred-6336">[Marginalia]: marginal pencil annotations throughout the book, either English or Persian, mainly appear to comment or disagree with translations eg. p.35 one line of text is annotated in Persian and another is marked * and in the margin is a ms note "*When the sun of the wine arises from east of the goblet a thousand tulips spring from the cheek of the cupbearer"; p.158 has the text "The lion is a cat in catching a mouse; but the mouse is a tiger in battle" marked * and the  ms annotation "nonsense ", "*The cat is tiger in catching a mouse; but a mouse in the claws of a tiger".</ptr>
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