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• The history of the revolution of Persia : taken from the memoirs of Father Krusinski, procurator of the Jesuits at Ispahan; Who lived Twenty Years in that Country, was employ'd by the Bishop of Ispahan, in his Negotiations at the Persian Court, for the Emperor and King of France; and was familiarly conversant with the greatest Men of all Parties. Done into English, from the Original, just publish'd with the Royal Licence at Paris, by Father du Cerceau, who has prefix'd a map of Persia, and a short history of the Sophies; with curious Remarks on the Accounts given by Tavernier, Sir John Chardin, and other Writers that have treated particularly of that Government and Country, &c. To which is added, a short view of the antient history of Persia, to the time of Usum Cassan, not in the London edition
  by: Krusiński, Judas Thaddaeus
  Published: (1729)
• The history of the revolution of Persia : taken from the memoirs of Father Krusinski, procurator of the Jesuits at Ispahan; Who lived Twenty Years in that Country, was employ'd by the Bishop of Ispahar, in his Negotiations at the Persian Court, for the Emplror and King of France; and was familiarly conversant with the greatest Men of all Parties. Done into English, from the Original, fast publish'd with the Royal Licence at Paris, by Father du Cerceau, who has prefix'd a map of Persia, and a short history of the Sophies; with curious Remark, on the Accounts given by Tavernier, Sir John Chardin, and other Writers that have treated particularly of that Government and Country, &c. In two volumes
  by: Krusínski, Judas Thaddaeus
  Published: (1728)
• The history of the late revolutions of Persia : taken from the memoirs of Father Krusinski, procurator of the Jesuits at Ispahan ; Who lived Twenty Years in that Country, was employed by the Bishop of Ispahan, in his Negotiations at the Persian Court, for the Emperor and King of France; and was familiarly conversant with the greatest Men of all Parties. Done into English, from the original, lately publish'd with the royal licence at Paris, by Father Du Cerceau, who has prefix'd a map of Persia, and a short history of the Sophies; with curious Remarks on the Accounts given by Tavernier, Sir John Chardin, and other Writers that have treated particularly of that Government and Country, &c. ... . The Second Edition. To which is added, an Appendix, Giving an Authentic Account of the Dethroning of Sophi Thamas, by his General Thamas Kouli Kan; the Advancement of that General to the Imperial Dignity, and his many Victories over the Turks and Moguls, down to the present Year 1740
  by: Krusiński, Judas Thaddaeus
  Published: (1740)
• An historical account of the revolutions in Persia : In the years 1722, 1723, 1724, and 1725. Wherein the rise and progress of those fatal broils, which from one of the most flourishing Monarchies in Asia, have reduced the Persian Empire to a desolate Wilderness, are set in a true light, and the imperfect Notions the Publick hitherto had of those great Events are fully clear'd up. Together with a relation of the miseries occasion'd by the siege of Ispahan, the Capital City, which exceeded all that we read of Jerusalem when besieged by Titus and Vespasian. Written by French missionary who was an eye-witness of most of the facts, and by him transmitted to Monsieur Le Maire, Consul of France at Tripoli in Syria. To which is prefix'd, A Genealogical Account of the Royal Family of Persia, by the Translator
  by: Krusinśki, Judas Thaddaeus
  Published: (1727)
• The History of Thamas Kuli Khan, Shah, or Sophi of Persia : Extracted from the French
  Published: (1740)