An Historical Account Of The British Trade Over The Caspian Sea: With The Author's Journal Of Travels From England Through Russia Into Persia, And Bac (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781247373812)

"An Historical Account Of The British Trade Over The Caspian Sea" offers a detailed look at British commercial endeavors in the 18th century. Written by Jonas Hanway, the account includes the author's journal documenting his travels from England through Russia to Persia and back, traversing Russia, Germany, and Holland. This book provides insights into the challenges and opportunities of establishing trade routes through complex geopolitical landscapes.

Hanway's narrative sheds light on the revolution in Persia and provides a valuable historical perspective on the commercial and political interactions between Britain, Russia, and Persia during a pivotal era. It is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of international trade, British exploration, and the dynamics of early modern Eurasia.

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