Confidential (5006.) Further Correspondence respecting the Affairs of Asia (in continuation of Confidential Paper No. 4912)

Confidential (5006.) Further Correspondence respecting the Affairs of Asia (in continuation of Confidential Paper No. 4912)

Bibliographic Details
Corporate Authors: Adam Matthew Digital (Firm) (digitiser), Foreign Office
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: Marlborough, Wiltshire : Adam Matthew Digital, 2021
Subjects:
Khāna, Ābadura Rahamāna
ʻAbdulazīz
ʻAbdulazīz
Khan, Mohammad Afzal
Khāna, Ābadura Rahamāna
K̲h̲ān, Sher ʻAlī
K̲h̲ān, Sher ʻAlī
Melnikov, Alexander
Plowden, Trevor Chichele
Skobelev, Mikhail
Administration of estates
Administrative law
Agriculture
Arabs
Armies
Artillery
Autonomy
Banks and banking
Battles
Bonds
Business
Cavalry
Civil war
Commerce
Cossacks
Cotton
Crime
Debt
Diplomacy
Education
Exports
Food
Fortification
Hazāras
Hinduism
Infantry
Intellect
Irrigation
Islam
Judaism
Kurds
Kyrgyz
Management
Military occupation
Mineral industries
Mines and mineral resources
Mining engineering
Murder
Oils and fats
Peasants
Petroleum
Political science
Punishment
Refugees
Roads
Saris
Slavery
State, The
Surveying
Tajiks
Taxation
Telegraph lines
Tobacco
Transportation
Uzbeks
War
Water
Weapons
Women
Afghanistan
Arabian Peninsula
Asia, Central
Austria
Bahrain
Baku (Azerbaijan)
Caspian Sea
Caucasus
China
France
Gilgit District (Pakistan)
India
Iran
Khanate of Bukhara
Moscow (Russia)
Mosul (Iraq)
Namangan (Namangan viloi︠a︡ti, Uzbekistan)
Qum (Iran)
Russia
Shīrāz (Iran)
Syr Darya
Tajikistan
Turkey
Uzbekistan
Caucasus Region
Central Asia
administration; Afghan Boundary Commission; agriculture; Amir; Arabs; army; artillery; banking; battle; bonds; British Government; business; canal; caravan; cavalry; civil war; communications; conquest; consular representation; Cossacks; cotton; crime; customs; debt; education; Emir; Emperor; evacuation; execution; exports; expulsions; food; forts; garrison; governor; Governor-General; Hazaras; Hinduism; imam; independence; Indian Civil Service; infantry; intelligence; international border; invasion; irrigation; Islam; Judaism; judicial system; Kurds; Kyrgyz; migration; military; military occupation; mining; Minister of Foreign Affairs; murder; oasis; oil; parliament; peasantry; pilgrims; political agent; protectorate; protest; punishment; railway; rebellion; refugees; revolt; riots and disturbances; roads; Royal Air Force; Royal Navy; Shah; Shia Muslim; siege; Sikh; slavery; Sublime Porte; Sunni Muslim; surveying; Tajiks; taxation; Teke; telegraph lines; tobacco; trade; Trans-Caspian Railway; transport; treaty; Tsar / Czar; Uzbeks; war; water; weapons; women; Yomut
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Item Description:AMDigital Reference:FO 539/23
Central Asia, Persia and Afghanistan, 1834-1922: From Silk Road to Sovet Rule
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