UA SNED 25A, UA SNED 25B Petition from 'Alim Beg to Elizabeth Sharaf un-Nisa Signed by 'Alim Beg and envelope sealed by Daim Beg
Title
Petition from 'Alim Beg to Elizabeth Sharaf un-Nisa Signed by 'Alim Beg and envelope sealed by Daim BegAuthors
- Daim Beg
- 'Alim Beg
Other related names
- Elizabeth Sharaf un-Nisa Ducarel, former owner
- Gerard Gustavus Ducarel, former owner
Call number
UA SNED 25A, UA SNED 25B(Ottery St. Mary, England, Sir John Palmer and Lady Dione Palmer Private Collection)
Publisher
Sir John Palmer and Lady Dione Palmer Private CollectionLanguage
Persian; HindiOrigin
c. 1787
- Place
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Patna
Summary
One letter and one envelope
Notes
- The letter is a petition separated into five parts, signed by 'Alim Beg. The envelope is sealed by Daim Beg, with his seal printed in ink rather than with wax. The envelope and letter are stored together in the Palmer collection, but they may or may not have been delivered together. Alternatively, the packet sealed by Daim Beg could have included multiple letters, including the letter signed by 'Ali Beg in this archival unit. The envelope originated from Azimabad; the letter, which may or may not have been enclosed by the envelope, was signed from an undisclosed location ("a strange city"). Written in Persian with some Hindi words.
Extent
2.5''W x 6.2'' L; 6'' W x 19'' LSupport
PaperScript
Provenance
- Palmer Family Archive, Devon, England
Keywords
- Correspondence
- Persian
- Mughal
- Early Modern
- Penmanship
- Bihar
- British India
- 18th century
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