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| Caption | 'Abdu'l-Baha's first visit to England in September 1911 included a weekend stay in the city of Bristol where He met Baha'is and their friends. "What struck some of those present was his extremely natural and simple behaviour," wrote an observer, "and the pleasant sense of humour, which his long imprisonment and awful trials had not succeeded in destroying." |
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