The Babi Religion. by Edward Granville Browne

First published in 1918, this book provided readers with access to previously unpublished material on the Bábí religious movement.

Introduction; 1. An epitome of Bábí and Bahá'í history to AD 1898, translated from the original Arabic of Mírzá Muhammad Jawád of Qazwín; 2. Ibráhím George Khayru'lláh and the Bahá'í propaganda in America; 3. Further notes on Bábí, Azalí and Bahá'í literature, oriental and occidental, printed, lithographed and manuscript; 4. Five unpublished contemporary documents, Persian and English, relating to the Báb's examination at Tabríz in 1848; 5. An Austrian officer's account of the cruelties practised on the Bábís who suffered in the great persecution of 1852; 6. Two unpublished contemporary state papers bearing on the removal of the Bábís from Baghdád to Turkey in Europe, dated May 10, 1862; 7. Persecutions of Bábís in 1888-91 at Isfahán and Yazd; 8. Account of the death and burial of Mírzá Yahyá Subh-i-Azal on April 29, 1912; 9. List of the descendants of Mírzá Buzurg of Núr, the father both of Bahá'u'lláh and of Subh-i-Azal; 10. Thirty heretical doctrines ascribed to the Bábís in the Ihqáqu'l-Haqq of Áqá Muhammad Taqí of Hamadán; 11. Selected poems by Qurratu'l-'Ayn and Nabíl; Index; List of other works by the author of this book.