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'Territorial changes. Memorandum by the India Office' [‎76v] (6/10)

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The record is made up of 1 file (5 folios). It was created in Sep 1916. It was written in English. The original is part of the British Library: India Office The department of the British Government to which the Government of India reported between 1858 and 1947. The successor to the Court of Directors. Records and Private Papers Documents collected in a private capacity. .

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(D). Japan. Though Indian trade and question of internal unrest in
India are intimately concerned, we are not, in view of the delicacy o i<
situation in a position to formulate any definite suggestions. /* n
Turning to Aden, on assumption that Turks will eventually lie hna y
ousted from southern Arabia, our views are as follows
(l) We should adhere faithfully to our guarantee to Arabs not to extend
(21 y s there will presumably be no single power with whom to define
W spheres of influence, it will be useless to attempt to define any
iresh boundary or protectorate. .
(.‘V) Assuming Imam remains neutral we should come to terms \wtfi inm.
( 4 ) We should make such arrangements with other chiefs as aie
compatible with (3).
( 5 ) We should freely pardon all chiefs of protectorate, and reaffirm
treaties with them. .
• ( 6 ) We should leave Sheikh Said in hands of appropriate duels.
( 7 ) Our agreements with Imam, &c., should include a clause precluding
them from granting concessions of any kind to foreign powers,
or subjects of foreign powers, without our consent.
( 8 ) We should not advocate hereafter placing garrisons in protectorate
outside of the Aden settlement.
( 9 ) Hodeida should be left to Imam or other suitable chief.
(10) Our policy in hinterland should be one of peaceful penetration.
' All that we really require is to maintain reasonably" friendly
relations with our neighbours ol hinterland. 1 resent uai has
shown that Aden itself is easily defensible without regard to
•hinterland.
If, however, there is any idea, which we strongly deprecate, of leaving
Turkish enclave in Yemen, our views would require full reconsideration.
APPENDIX B.
Declaration respecting the Independence of Muscat and Zanzibar, 1^02.
8 a Majeste la Heine du Hoyaume Uni de la Grande Bretagne et de
ITrland et Sa Majeste PEmpereur des Fran^ais, prenant en consideration
Pimportance qui s’attaclie an maintien de 1 independance du Sultan de
Muscat dune part et du Sultan de Zanzibar de Pautre, out juge convenable
de s’engager reciproquement a respecter 1 independance de ces deux Princes.
Les Soussignes, Ambassadeur extraordinaire et pienipotentiaire de
Sa Majeste Britannique, pres la cour de France, et Ministre (les Affaires
Etrangeres de Sa Majeste I’Empereur des Eran^ais, etant emmis de pouyoir
a cet effet, declarent en consequence par le present Acte, que leurs dites
Majestes prennent reciproquement 1 engagement indique ci-dessus.
En foi de quoi,les Soussignes out signe en double la presente declaration
et y out oppose le cachet de leurs annes.
Fait a Paris,
le 10 Mars 1862.
APPENDIX C.
Extract from Anglo-Turkish Convention of 0th March 1914.
Article 11.
Pour confirmer Pengagement pris a Palinea 1" du protocole en date du
20 Avril 1905, Sa Majeste PEmpereur des Ottomans declare qu’il n’alienera
pas de quelque maniere que ce soit le lerritoire, (Pune etendue d’environ
550 milles Anglais carres, contigu a la ligne Djebel Nouman-llusn Mourad
et situe dans les limites de Pancien canton des Soubeha.

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The document outlines territorial changes across Arabia and Africa, and details the main countries who hold influence in the regions, namely Britain, France, Italy, Russia and Portugal. Four appendices are attached to the main memorandum as follows:

  • Appendix A: Telegram from Government of India to Secretary of State [for India], dated 8 September 1916;
  • Appendix B: Declaration respecting the Independence of Muscat and Zanzibar, 1862;
  • Appendix C: Extract from the Anglo-Turkish Convention of 9 March 1914;
  • Appendix D: French Possessions in India.
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1 file (5 folios)
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This file consists of a single memorandum.

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Foliation: the foliation sequence for this description commences at f 74, and terminates at f 78, as it is part of a larger physical volume; these numbers are written in pencil, are circled, and are located in the top right corner of the recto The front of a sheet of paper or leaf, often abbreviated to 'r'. side of each folio. An additional foliation sequence is present in parallel; these numbers are also written in pencil, but are not circled.

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