EMïN, Joseph; Amy Apcar [Editor].
The Life and Adventures of Joseph Emïn 1726-1809, an Armenian.
Calcutta: Printed and Published by the Baptist Mission Press , 1918.
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The Life and Adventures of Joseph Emïn, an Armenian
English translation of 18th-century autobiography detailing the life of an Armenian patriot dedicated to liberating his people from Persian and Ottoman rule. Royal octavo, two volumes, original publisher's cloth with gilt titles to the spine, illustrated with two plates and one map. In very good condition, inscription to the half-title page. Written by himself. Edited by his great-great-granddaughter Amy Apcar.
Joseph Emin (1726–1809) was an Armenian nationalist thinker and adventurer who played a notable role in early efforts to promote Armenian political autonomy in the eighteenth century. Born in Persia and later educated in Britain, Emin sought European support for the liberation of Armenia from Ottoman and Persian control, combining Enlightenment political ideas with a developing sense of national identity. His memoir, The Life and Adventures of Joseph Emin, provides a rare autobiographical account of Armenian political aspirations during this period and remains an important source for understanding early modern Armenian diasporic activism and transnational diplomacy.
The Life and Adventures of Joseph Emïn 1726-1809, an Armenian.
$2,200.00
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