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"Altogether the most important and trustworthy work relating to Mohammed ever translated into English, giving, as it does, 'a full view of his life and religion, with sketches of his ancestors, companions, and times, blended with maxims and legends illustrative of Oriental manners.' To the theologian it is invaluable, while to the general reader it is as interesting as an Oriental romance, being in the form of a narrative, with frequent flashes of magnificent poetry. The account of the birth of Mohammed, especially, is exquisitely beautiful."--_E.P. Whipple._