the Emperor Akbar as a Religious Man: Six Interpretations.
The system of transliteration in this thesis is that used by C.A. Storey in his Persian Bibliography (item no. 7 in the Classified Bibliography), in which he retains popular spelling for the names of a few cities, such as Delhi and Lahore, but transliterates Agrah. l have accepted such inconsistenci...
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