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... liv the first article it is pro.ided, that neither Power shall'interfere the internal affairs of the other : that the Persian Government shall m no intermeddle in the districts of Bagdad and Curd.stan, nor assume any sort of authority over the present or ...
... mutually. the first article it is provided, that neither Power interfere in the internal affairs of the other ; that the Persian Government shall in wise intermeddle in (be districts of Bagdad and Curdistan, nor assume any of authority over the preaent or ...
... the first article it is provided, that neither Power shall interfere in the internal affairs of the other ; that the Persian Government shall in no wise intermeddle in the districts of Bagdad and Curdistan, nor assume any sort of authority over the present ...
... mutually. the Ist Article, it provided, dial neither Power shall interfere die internal affairs of the other; that * the Persian Government shall in nowise intermeddle in die districts Bagdad and Curdistan, nor assume any sort of authority over the present ...
... mutually. the first article it is pr. vided, that neither Power shall interfere in the internal of the other; that the Persian Government shall in no wise intermeddle in the districts of Bagdad and nor assume any sort authority over the present or the future ...
... to lend herself as the instrument for carrying them into execution, These cunsidemions, :it is believed induced the Persian GOvernment to conclude peace, with 'Turkey; but still the statis qua ante 14/cat as to territory, is not credible, at least if ...
... event, almost as -vexatious to the Russians as to the Greeks, has been principally brought about on the Nut of the Persian Government, by considerations which are not all flattering to a great Northern Power. Persia undertook the late war against the ...
... lend , herself as the instrument for carrying them into exectrtio». These considerations, it is believed, induced the Persian Government to conclude' peace with Turkey; but 'still the'sfaty ante bell= as to territory, is not' credible,' at least if Persia ...
... Venders By the first Article it is provided, ',hit neither shall interfere in the Wane' affairs of the other . ; that the Persian Government shall in no eiriteisheddllif the dkteicts of Bagdad and CardlStan; .nor jttt of authoritT over the present or the time ...
... interfere in the internal afihirs of tiro e ft r i r e pr i e i r s s ua o l ft tribute co n t other; intertnealoito . e Persian Government shall in no wis e rom the frontiers of on r r e e ie g e s t ni: in the districts of Bagdad and Curdistrui Or 07 0 4 ...
... event, almost as vexatious to the Russians as to the Greeks, has been principally brought about on the part of the Persian Government, by considerations which are not all flatter- ing to a great Northern Power. Persia undertook the late war against the ...