Delve into the rich history of 17th-century trade and exploration with ‘A New Account of East India and Persia (A.D. 1672-1681)’. This meticulously reproduced facsimile offers an invaluable firsthand perspective on the operations and societies of the East India Company and Persia during a pivotal decade. Authored by John Fryer, this account, originally published in the late 17th century, provides detailed observations on customs, politics, and commercial activities. A must-have for historians, scholars, and enthusiasts of early modern global trade and imperial expansion. Explore the bygone eras of discovery and the foundations of colonial enterprise. Find this essential historical text at The Bookish Owl.

Discover “A New Account of East India and Persia (A.D. 1672-1681)”, a seminal historical work now available from The Bookish Owl. This three-volume set offers an invaluable, firsthand perspective on the socio-political landscape and burgeoning trade relations of 17th-century India and Persia. Authored by an astute observer during a pivotal era, this facsimile edition meticulously details the experiences and observations from 1672 to 1681. Perfect for historians, researchers, and enthusiasts of South Asian and Middle Eastern history, this compelling narrative sheds light on the early interactions and complexities of the region. Enhance your collection with this essential historical document, meticulously reprinted by Facsimile Publisher. Explore the rich tapestry of the past with this meticulously researched account.