7. E. G. Browne, ed. E. Denison Ross, (London, A Persian Anthology, 1927), p. 72 8. pp. 274–5 Dawn-Breakers, 9. ibid. p. 280 10. ibid. p. 286 11. ibid. p. 295–6 12. Gobineau, p. 167 13. Sir Francis Younghusband, (London, 1923), p. 202 The Gleam, 14. T. K. Cheyne, (London, The Reconciliation of Races and Religions, 1914), p. 114 15. Gobineau, p. 294 16. E. B. Eastwick, Journal of a Diplomat’s Three Years’ Residence in (London, 1864), p. 290 Persia, 17. pp. 622–3, Dawn-Breakers, passim. Poet Laureate 1. pp. 397–8, records this. Dawn-Breakers, 2. E. G. Browne, (Cambridge, Materials for the Study of the Bábí Religion, 1918), p. 353. Ranking with the better English renderings from Persian verse—excepting always Edward by E. G. Browne Fitzgerald’s—this is obviously not definitive. 3. p. 581 Dawn-Breakers, 4. ibid. p. 373 5. to the father. ‘Abdu’l-Bahá author’s 6. p. 222 God Passes By, 7. p. 137 God Passes By, 8. ibid. 9. Gharíq. The year 1310 a.h. began a.d. July 26, 1892, and ended July 14, 1893. Mírzá in America Abu’l-Faḍl 1. Tablet in possession of the Spiritual Assembly of the of Wash- Bahá’ís ington; quoted in p. 26 Proofs, Bahá’í The Goal of a Liberated Mind 1. p. 142 World Faith, Bahá’í 2. ibid. 3. ibid. p. 141 4. p. 285 Promulgation, 5. ibid. p. 287 This Handful of Dust 1. p. 373 Promulgation, 2. Arabic, no. 68 Hidden Words, 3. p. 234 World Faith, Bahá’í 4. p. 229 Promulgation,
7. E. G. Browne, A Persian Anthology, ed. E. Denison Ross, (London, 1927), p. 72 8. Dawn-Breakers, pp. 274–5 9. ibid. p. 280 10. ibid. p. 286 11. ibid. p. 295–6 12. Gobineau, p. 167 13. Sir Francis Younghusband, The Gleam, (London, 1923), p. 202 14. T. K. Cheyne, The Reconciliation of Races and Religions, (London, 1914), p. 114 15. Gobineau, p. 294 16. E. B. Eastwick, Journal of a Diplomat’s Three Years’ Residence in Persia, (London, 1864), p. 290 17. Dawn-Breakers, pp. 622–3, passim. Poet Laureate 1. Dawn-Breakers, pp. 397–8, records this. 2. E. G. Browne, Materials for the Study of the Bábí Religion, (Cambridge, 1918), p. 353. Ranking with the better English renderings from Persian verse—excepting always Edward Fitzgerald’s—this by E. G. Browne is obviously not definitive. 3. Dawn-Breakers, p. 581 4. ibid. p. 373 5. ‘Abdu’l-Bahá to the author’s father. 6. God Passes By, p. 222 7. God Passes By, p. 137 8. ibid. 9. Gharíq. The year 1310 a.h. began a.d. July 26, 1892, and ended July 14, 1893. Mírzá Abu’l-Faḍl in America 1. Tablet in possession of the Spiritual Assembly of the Bahá’ís of Wash- ington; quoted in Bahá’í Proofs, p. 26 The Goal of a Liberated Mind 1. Bahá’í World Faith, p. 142 2. ibid. 3. ibid. p. 141 4. Promulgation, p. 285 5. ibid. p. 287 This Handful of Dust 1. Promulgation, p. 373 2. Hidden Words, Arabic, no. 68 3. Bahá’í World Faith, p. 234 4. Promulgation, p. 229