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My Memories of Bahā'u'llāh, Ustād Muḥammad‐˓Alīy‐i‐Salmānī, the Barber, translated from the original Persian by Marzieh Gail Los Angeles: Kalimāt Press, 1982, 122 pp., appendices, short biographies of Bahā'īs mentioned in the text, as well as notes, selected bibliography and selected love poems of Ustād Muḥammad‐˓Alīy‐i‐Salmānī. - Stories from the Delight of Hearts. The Memoirs of Ḥājī Mīrzā Ḥaydar‐˓Alī, translated from the original Persian by A.Q. Faizi Los Angeles: Kalimāt Press, 1980, 161 pp., epilogue, notes.
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