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... warning the Persian Government that it ought not to persist in the appointment of Major Stokes unless he is not to be employed in Northern Persia (Russia's selfclaimed sphere of influence ). The communication added that if the Persian Government does ...
... in the British and Russia& Consulates. The outcome of 11. visit to Balmoral is awaited with anxious interest by the Persian Government. It is thorixlit that the question of the ex-Shab's motors- tion will form pert of the eon bons between Sir Edward Grey ...
... and England must be prepared assume a fuller responsibility for their .respective spheres of influence Persia, for the Persian Government has lost all authority, and the preservation of order depends entirely upon the two Great Powers question. ...
... of the small force of Indian cavalry which for seine time has been stationed there In a recent communication to the. Persian Government. the British Minister renewed the expression of the British Government's desire to withdraw the force from Shim, as ...
... The spending of the loan should he entrusted to an official of great administrative ability, and for this purpose the Persian Government should be given the widest area of c.hoire abroad. It is maintained in some quarters that Persia needs a rigid autocracy ...
... TRUTH. 564 If the Persian Government had been strong and capable Russia would never have got the foothold she now has in Northern Persia. The Persians are as impossible as the Turks; they are Asiatics, and as such have neither the character nor the capacity ...
... ceased to think or act: For everything that happens in Persia now, we are, with Russia, jointly responsible. There is no Persian Government, except ihe Russian and British Legations. We assisted Russia in dismissing Mr. Shuster and in dissolving the Medjliss ...
... borrowed probably from us? By giving the Russian Bear a free hand to harry and hang in Northern Persia, and advising the Persian Government to submit to its most insolent demands. And then by way of compensation for the difficulties and expense caused to it ...
... e. PERSIA WATCHING. TEHERAN, Sept. 27. The outcome of M visit In 8.1. moral is •weited with abxbius interest by the Persian Government. It is thought that the question of the ex-filiah's restoration form 14grt of the conversetioos betrAen Edward Grey ...
... the confiscation of the estates of Prince Shaun's-Saltana, a brother of and coconspirator with the ex-Shah. When the Persian Government decided to take this ,step, intimation was given to the British and Russian Legations, and neither offered the slightest ...
... article on M. Sazonoff’s visit, save with regard to the Persian question : Nearly two years have passed since informrd the Persian Government that, unless took speedy measures to keep the trade routes Southern Persia open, we should have to take the matter in ...
... The spending of the loan should be entrusted to an official of great administrative ability, and for this purpose the Persian Government should be given the widest area of choice abroad. It is maintained in some quartets that Persia needs & rigid autocracy ...