File:Georgian Lovers (1797).JPG
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DescriptionGeorgian Lovers (1797).JPG |
English: "The Georgian Lovers". Published April 1, 1797, by E. Newbery. Illustration of William Mavor's rendition of "Travels of Sir John Chardin, through Mingrelia and Georgia, into Persia." |
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Source | Mavor, William. Historical account of the most celebrated voyages, travels, and discoveries, from the time of Columbus to the present period. Vol. 11, p. 170 (from Google Books) |
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