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'Persia. No 1 (1909). Correspondence respecting the affairs of Persia, December 1906 to November 1908' [18r] (19/236)
The record is made up of 1 item (127 folios). It was created in 1909. It was written in English and French. 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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TABLE OF CONTENTS.
XIX
No.
Name.
Date.
Subject.
Page
311
To Sir A. Nicolson
(Telegraphic)
Nov. 20, 1908
Refers to No. 310. Hopes instructions will be
sent to Russian Representative in sense sug
gested (see No. 324)
208
312
Sir A. Nicolson ..
(Telegraphic)
22,
Refers to No. 311. Russian Representative in
structed accordingly
208
313
Sir G. Barclay
(Telegraphic)
22,
Shah’s refusal to grant Assembly of any kind.
British and Russian remonstrances to His
Majesty (see Nos. 310, 322, and 325)
208
314
9? 9? • • • •
(Telegraphic)
22,
Rescript in sense of No. 313 issued (see
No. 321)
209
315
5? 5? • • • •
4,
Monthly summary of events. Shah and the
electoral law. Telegram of protest to His
Majesty from clergy of Nejef. Events at
Meshed, Ispahan, Yezd, Kerman, and Shiraz ..
209
316
99 99 * * • •
5,
Refers to No. 279. Events at Tabreez. Fight
ing between Nationalists and Royalists on
12th October. Defeat of the latter ..
211'
317
Sir A. Nicolson ..
9,
Extends conversation with M. Isvolsky already
reported in No. 299
211
318
99 9
12,
Telegram received by M. Isvolsky giving gloomy
picture of the situation in Tehran ..
212
319
9 9 99
14,
Policy of Russian Government in Persia. Non
intervention and no support for the Shah.
Conversation with M. Isvolsky
212
320
V 99
IB,
Press attacks on M. Isvolsky’s policy in Persia.
Russian interests neglected
213
321
Sir G Barclay
(Telegraphic)
23,
Refers to No. 314. British and Russian Govern
ments should demand the dismissal of the
Grand Vizier and Amir Bahadur Jang, and the
issue of a Decree re-establishing the Consti
tution ..
214
322
To Sir G. Barclay
(Telegraphic)
23,
Refers to No. 313 and approves his action
214
323
To Sir A. Nicolson
(Telegraphic)
23,
Future policy of the two Governments in Persia.
Suggests communication to the Shah that the
British and Russian Governments now propose
to rely on the Nationalist forces in Azerbaijan
for the protection of foreigners and trade
214
324
Sir G. Barclay
(Telegraphic)
23,
Suppression of the Shah’s recent Rescript. Joint
representations authorized in No. 311 will now
be made
215
325
99 99 • • * •
(Telegraphic)
25,
Shah’s annoyance at representations reported in
No. 313. Minister for Foreign Affairs endea
vours to explain away the recent Rescript
215
326
Sir A. Nicolson ..
(Telegraphic)
27,
Refers to No. 323. Russian claims already
amount to 150,000/. M. Isvolsky’s views on
His Majesty’s Government’s suggestions as to
the future policy of the two Governments in
Persia ..
215
327
Sir G. Barclay
(Telegraphic)
28,
Refers to No. 324. Dragoman’s audience not
unsatisfactory. His Majesty said he had no
intention * of abandoning all idea of an
Assembly. Appointment of a Council
announced
216
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A publication comprising copies of correspondence, principally between HM Minister at Tehran, the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, HM Ambassador to Russia, and various representatives of the Persian Government. The item also contains extracts from the Monthly Summaries of Events, submitted by HM Minister at Tehran.
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