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ملف رقم ٢١٨٢ لسنة ١٩١٣ الجزء ٩ "الجزيرة العربية - السياسة تجاه ابن سعود" [و‎‎١‎٣‎٧] (٤٠٦/٢٧١)

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محتويات السجل: مادة واحدة (٢٠٣ ورقة). يعود تاريخه إلى ٢٧ ديسمبر ١٩١٨-٢ يونيو ١٩١٩. اللغة أو اللغات المستخدمة: الإنجليزية. النسخة الأصلية محفوظة في المكتبة البريطانية: أوراق خاصة وثائق جُمعت بصفة شخصية. وسجلات من مكتب الهند إدارة الحكومة البريطانية التي كانت الحكومة في الهند ترفع إليها تقاريرها بين عامي ١٨٥٨ و١٩٤٧، حيث خلِفت مجلس إدارة شركة الهند الشرقية. .

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. regarding the military assistance required by Ibn Sand should carrv dnA
weight and that it might, m the event of action being decided upon and under
taken, assume the role of adviser to the Wahhabi leaders. P ^ und er-
The despatch of the Mission was sanctioned by His Majesty’s Government
Ba^td g S d dt d lSe e , 2 ° th 0Ct ° ber ’ 1917 ’ and the
<3. Personnel of the Mission.
, The Proposals originally made by Sir Percy Cos to His Majesty’s Govern
ment contemplated a more ambitious and representative comnosition of the
Mission than was eventually realised. It was hoped that the High Commis
sioner for Egypt and His Highness the King of the Hijaz would be able t^send
cXneTR^E^A 0 HnmH^ 'VI ^ ell ^ r r!• 0n 1 S5 a 11 Was contemplated that Lt-
Lolonei it. A. Hamilton, C.I.E., Political Agent at Kuwait who was at
the time on his way into Kajd m another connection, would be able to serve
on the Mission to represent the interests of Shaikh Salim of Kuwait- further
rt was hoped that a Medical Officer would be available; and, finally, the object
of the Mission being primarily of a military character, it was understood that
a responsible military officer would be deputed by the Commander-in-Chief of
the Mesopotamia Expeditionary Force to examine and report on the military
situation m Central Arabia Finally it was held to be essential, in order to
assist and expedite the work of the Mission, that a small Wireless Telegraph
detachment should be attached to it if available. p
This somewhat ambitious scheme of things was, as already noted, not
realised Lt-Colonel F. Cunliffe Owen, C.M.G., K.F.A., was 7 deputed to
represent the Gommander-in-Chief and accompanied me from Baghdad to
itiyadh, where, during my somewhat prolonged absence at Jidda and Cairo he
remained m charge of the Mission’s local work until February, 1918, when he
returned to the coast and departed on short leave prior to resuming his militarv
duties. Lt.-Colonel K. E. A. Hamilton, who was at Riyadh on the arrival
ot the Mission, was kind enough to remain for several days to give me the
benefit of his views and advice before returning to his work at Kuwait.
With these two exceptions the personnel of the Najd Mission throughout
tfie period under report comprised only myself.
Looking back now over that period, I am inclined to think that the scale
of personnel originally contemplated was too ambitious. Useful as a wireless
installation would have been, the presence of a considerable number of British
operators m this inhospitable and fanatical country would have been a con
stant source of anxiety. A doctor would certainly have been a most valuable
asset in assisting to allay the fanatical attitude of the people towards all
imps foreign except food supplies, piece-goods, arms and medicine, and I
recently suggested^ for your consideration the desirability of filling this un-
,i° u d ^. £? a P- . bhis question, though now of but academic interest so far as
the Mission itseJ is concerned, should certainly be taken seriously into
consideration in the event of a permanent political representative’being
accredited to the Wahhabi court hereafterin view, however, of the fact that
it was at one time contemplated that a medical representative of the American
Mission m the Persian Gulf might be induced, to fill up the gap, to say nothing
of a certain unmistakable tendency in the direction of the extension of Mis
sionary activity in Arabia on the part of the Mission authorities, I deem it
necessary to warn Government that a medical officer drawn from that source
would not be acceptable to Ibn Saud and his subjects, and that every effort
should be made to discourage medical practice in his territories by the person
nel of the American Mission. It is due in fairness to Ibn Saud to explain that
he extended a most cordial invitation to Dr. Harrison of that Mission to visit
Riyadh for medical work in the summer of 1917, and that it was entirely his
own fault that his work terminated abruptly. It can never be absolutely
necessary to wrap up pills and powders in Christian tracts.
Finally in view of the Shariff’s attitude towards Ibn Saud, I do not think
that any good purpose would have been served by the deputation of a Sharifian
en-voy to co-operate with the Mission, but no words can adequately express my
i egret that circumstances deprived me of the collaboration of a representative
of the High Commissioner for Egypt—and more particularly of that of Mr.
(now Colonel) R. Storrs, UM.G., than whom no person could have been more
acceptable to Ibn Saud in view^ of his projected visit to Najd earlier in the
year as the representative of Sir Percy Cox. To this point I attach great
importance, and it must be realised that, from Ibn Sand’s point of view, I
went to Egypt as the advocate of his cause and came back defeated by the
advocates of the Sharif. We should describe the position somewhat
differently, but the result was the same to Ibn Saud and to us.
4. Objects of the Mission.
Summing up the position as regards the affairs of Ibn Saud in his telegram
^•4035, dated the 23rd September, 1917, Sir P. Cox noted that it had been
his “ hope that the projected Mission of Mr. Storrs in the previous June and
his passage to the Sharif accompanied by an envoy from Ibn Saud would have

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