UA SNED 27A, UA SNED 27B Letter from 'Alim Beg updating G.G. Ducarel on Business Interests
Title
Letter from 'Alim Beg updating G.G. Ducarel on Business InterestsAuthors
- Unknown
Other related names
- G. G. Ducarel, former owner
Call number
UA SNED 27A, UA SNED 27B(Ottery St. Mary, England, Sir John Palmer and Lady Dione Palmer Private Collection)
Publisher
Sir John Palmer and Lady Dione Palmer Private CollectionLanguage
PersianOrigin
The month of Agrohayon, 1191 Bangla (corresponding to November-December, 1784 in the Gregorian Calendar)
- Place
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Bengal
Summary
This is a letter written by one of Elizabeth Sharaf un-Nisa's brothers, 'Alim Beg, expressing that he misses his sister and her children, and updating G.G. Ducarel on the brothers' business interests. Early on in the letter he states "the light of the eyes (probably one of the children) and the honored sister are missed by her brothers and the honored mother."
Notes
- Envelope with Alim Beg's seal, addressed to Mr. Ducarel in Persian, with all of his epithets. It looks like the date says 1191 Banglah which would make this a letter from 1784. Persian letter on burnished paper
Extent
Envelope: 5.8 inches long x 3.2 inches wide; Letter: 19.2 inches long x 6 inches wideSupport
PaperLayout
Script
Provenance
- Palmer Family Archive, Devon, England
Keywords
- Correspondence
- Persian
- Mughal
- Early Modern
- Penmanship
- Bihar
- British India
- 18th century
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