The following primary source is a description by a carmelite missionary who visited the persia court in 1604. he records his observations of shah abbas the great. how does abbas differentiate his leadership style from that of christian rulers? passage: “he is sagacious in mind, likes the fame, and to be esteemed: he is courteous in dealing with everyone and at the same time very serious. for he will go through the public streets, eat from what they are selling there and. . speak at ease freely with the lower classes. .or will sit down beside this man or that. he says that is how to be a king, and that the king of spain and other christians do not get any pleasure out of ruling, because they are obliged to comport themselves with so much pomp and majesty as they do.” —a chronicle of the carmelites in persia