Reviews called "an intriguing read that breathes life into a pivotal moment of Persian/Iranian history". Fiction Chapter XL of the historical fiction novel Samarkand, written by French-Lebanese writer Amin Maalouf, revolves around Baskerville and the Persian Constitutional Revolution. See also Famous Americans in Iran References Further reading External links A very detailed discussion of his life and efforts from Princeton University: Princeton.edu Images of Revolution. The Constitutionalist Revolution: 1906-1909. "I am Persia's" - American wife of a missionary in Tabriz writes on Baskerville's death. Image of a carpet made by people of Tabriz for his mother as a sign of appreciation Encyclopedia Iranica: Howard Baskerville at https://www.iranicaonline.org/articles/baskerville-howard-c 1885 births 1909 deaths Princeton University alumni American expatriates in Iran American Presbyterians People from North Platte, Nebraska People of the Persian Constitutional Revolution Burials in Iran Educators from Nebraska Iran–United States relations