Further Correspondence respecting the Affairs of Central Asia, Parts 1-5, 1899-1903

Further Correspondence respecting the Affairs of Central Asia, Parts 1-5, 1899-1903

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Corporate Authors:	Adam Matthew Digital (Firm) (digitiser), Foreign Office
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	Marlborough, Wiltshire : Adam Matthew Digital, 2021
Subjects:	Khāna, Ābadura Rahamāna Khan, Habibullah > ^A4045388 Khan, Habibullah Khāna, Ābadura Rahamāna > ^A430679 K̲h̲ān, Sher ʻAlī K̲h̲ān, Sher ʻAlī > ^A4045603 Administration of estates Administrative law Agriculture Arabs Armies Artillery Autonomy Banks and banking Battles Bonds Business Caste Cavalry Censorship Christianity Church Cirques (Glacial landforms) Coal Commerce Commercial products Concessions Cossacks Cotton Debt Dhows Diplomacy > ^A1011421 Diplomacy Droughts Education Electricity Espionage Exports Famines Food Fortification Hinduism Imports Industries Infantry Intellect International relations Irrigation Islam Judaism Kyrgyz Loans Management Mediation Military occupation Mineral industries Mines and mineral resources Mining engineering Murder Naval art and science Navies Oils and fats Opium Peasants Petroleum Plague Political science Punishment Refugees Roads Saris Sea-power State, The > ^A1064336 State, The Surveying > ^A1066209 Surveying Tajiks Taxation Telegraph lines Transportation Uzbeks War > ^A1074249 War Water Weapons Women Colonies Afghanistan > ^A108689 Afghanistan Aras River Armenia Asia, Central > ^A994772 Asia, Central Austria Baku (Azerbaijan) Berlin (Germany) Bhutan Black Sea Caspian Sea Caucasus China Delhi (India) France Germany Gilgit District (Pakistan) Great Britain > Colonies Himalaya Mountains India Iran > ^A98175 Iran Italy Japan Khanate of Bukhara Korea Lahore (Pakistan) Lhasa (China) Lüshun (China) Mediterranean Sea Moscow (Russia) Namangan (Namangan viloi︠a︡ti, Uzbekistan) Nepal Odesa (Ukraine) Paris (France) Russia > ^A145482 Russia Siberia (Russia) Syr Darya Turkey United States Vladivostok (Russia) Black Sea Region Caucasus Region Central Asia Great Britain administration; Afghan Boundary Commission; agriculture; Amir; Anglo-Russian Convention (1907); Arabs; arbitration; army; artillery; Baghdad Railway; banking; battle; bonds; boundary dispute; British Empire; British Government; British subjects; business; canal; caravan; caste; cavalry; censorship; Christianity; church; coal; commodities; communications; concessions; conquest; consular representation; Cossacks; cotton; customs; debt; dhows; diplomacy; drought; education; electricity; emigration; Emir; Emperor; espionage; evacuation; execution; exile; exports; expulsions; famine; food; foreign policy; forts; frontier incident; garrison; governor; Governor-General; hill station; Hinduism; imam; imports; independence; Indian Civil Service; industry; infantry; intelligence; international border; invasion; irrigation; Islam; Judaism; judicial system; Kyrgyz; loans; maharaja; mediation; migration; military; military occupation; mining; Minister of Foreign Affairs; murder; navy; oasis; oil; opium; Orthodox Church; parliament; peasantry; pilgrims; plague; political agent; protectorate; protest; punishment; railway; refugees; revolt; revolution; riots and disturbances; roads; Royal Navy; Shah; siege; Sikh; Sublime Porte; Sunni Muslim; surveying; Tajiks; tariffs; taxation; Teke; telegraph lines; trade; Trans-Caspian Railway; transport; Trans-Siberian Railway; treaty; Tsar / Czar; Uzbeks; war; water; weapons; women; Yomut

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