The Adventures of Haji Baba from Isfagan is the most famous work of the English diplomat and writer James Justin Morier (1780-1849). The protagonist of the novel, slightly reminiscent of Khoja Nasreddin or Til Ulenspiegel, mercilessly ridicules human meanness, hypocrisy and mendacity. The text in the brilliant translation of the polyglot Osip Senkovsky allows you to fully enjoy the atmosphere of the eastern world. The publication is decorated with drawings by the 19th century Scottish artist Harold Millar and the American painter Cyrus Baldridge.