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... diplomacy. British financiers are to reorganise the finances Persia, British officers will remake the Persian army, and the Persian Government will not able to employ foreign civil faervante other than British. Under them terms and only under them will Great ...
... diplomacy. British financiers are to reorganise the finances Persia, British officers will remake the Persian Array, and the Persian Government will not able to employ foreign civil servants other than British. Under these terms, and only under these, will Great ...
... CostOnis receipts of all other regions, in so far as these receipts are or shall be at its disposal. Article 4. The Persian Government will have the right of repayment of the present loan at any data out of the proceeds of any British loan which it may ...
... Closernment is that Persia shall stand on her own feet. asd It declare that the agreement has the full support of the Persian Government. The Daily Telegraph says the crithe who says we should wash our heads of Persia should loot at tin map. and discover ...
... were obliged to send to Persia owing to Persia's want of power to defend her neutrality, and that on the other hand the Persian Government will not claim from the British Government an indemnity for any damage which may have been caused by the said troops ...
... company is indeed ito glaring that./ the A lle m . m in e ye d ht con srettins to be held as eusterted. POSITION OF N.U.R. Persian Government. for mach of criticism to tram redo Weis es. sires rims* Is se We have been espowd. a. think that the • It ta tuners ...
... concluded between Persian Government and Great Britain by which latter will provide Persia with expert assistance and advice which will the to rebuilt terms of the agreement Great Britain undertakes to at the the Persian Government such expert advisers ...
... be difficult in 1919 to give it a different sense than in 1917—the merely of oracular precaution. laissmuch as the Persian Government promises to confide its army to British officers and finances to British specialists, it will no independent fort* or ...
... reached a most& tory conc.usion as the resuit of joint ducts of the Persian Government and Sir Percy Cox, Bntish Minister in Teheran, an agreement has teen concluded between the Persian Government and Great Britain, by which the !atter will be ab.e to provide ...
... British financiers are to reorganise the finances of Persia, British officers will remake the I'ersian army, and the Persian Government will not he able to emolov foreign civil servants other than British. Lotter these terms, and only under these, ill ...
... satisfactory conclusion, as the result of the ,pint efforts of the Persian Government and Sir Percy Coz, British Minister in Teheran, 'an agreement hes been concluded between the Persian Government and Great Britain, by which the latter will be able to provide ...
... agreed to make an advance to the Persian Government of £2,000.000, to be shared equally by the Government of India and the Treasury, and to be secured upon Persian Customs revenue in order to allow the Persian Government to initiate the reforms which are ...