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  • 1846: The Báb is arrested in the dead of night, all His books and documents confiscated and subsequently released on condition of His leaving Shiraz
  • 1846: The Báb is arrested again in Shiraz
  • 1848: Muhammad Shah issues an edict for the arrest of Baha’u’llah. News of the death of the Shah cancelled the decree. 
  • 1916: Five of the Fourteen Tablets of the Divine Plan were first published in the Star of the West magazine
  • 1933: Keith Ransom-Kehler left Tihran
  • 1939: The Passing of Hand of the Cause Martha Root
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