215 x 135 mm Antal sidor: 295. Illustrationer.

Stockholm 1842. Zacharias Häggström. Samtida halvläderband med marmorerade pärmar. Gulddekorerad rygg. Stänkta snitt. 295 sid. Innehåller 5 utvikbara lithografiska planscher. Lithografierna är gjorda av J.C. Boklund.

The present book is an attempt to speak about the life of the people in their own homes. A miscellany of facts, and occasional ideas to clothe those facts, are al that this book can offer. The area of Tibet is large, intercourse of one part with another i 1st ed. xxiv+319p., Maps; 23cm.

The Dalai Lama of Tibet are unique. A succession of fourteen have been guiding the spiritual life of the Tibetan people for nearly six centuries, and for three hundred years have held secular power as well. Revered as the human embodiment of Chenrezig, th Reprint ed. 414p.

The present book speaks about the life of the Tibetan people in their own homes. The account is based on the author's first-hand knowledge of Tibetan life during a residence of nearly twenty-five years, from conversation with his Tibetan acquaintances in 1st ed. xix+319p., 55 Plates; Illustrations; Maps; 23cm.

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