Observations Made on a Tour From Bengal to Persia, in the Years 1786-7; With a Short Account of the Remains of the Celebrated Palace of Persepolis and Other Interesting Events

This travelogue provides a fascinating look into life in 18th century India and Persia, as seen through the eyes of an intrepid explorer. Francklin's observations on the people, customs, and landmarks he encountered on his journey are both insightful and entertaining, and are sure to captivate readers.

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