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| Reference
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FO 539/58
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| Department/Office
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Foreign Office
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| Title
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Confidential (6275.) Further Correspondence respecting the Affairs of Asia
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| Notes
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Languages: English
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| Date
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Jun-Sep 1892
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| Collection
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Central Asia, Persia and Afghanistan, 1834-1922: From Silk Road to Soviet Rule
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| Region
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Asia
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| Countries
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Afghanistan; Russia; Iran; China; India
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| Places
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Ahvaz; Aktash; Andkhoy; Arabistan; Armenia; Ashgabat; Austria; Azerbaijan; Badakhshan; Badghis; Baghdad; Bahrain; Bajour (Bajaur); Bakh; Baku; Bala Murghab; Balkh; Balochistan; Bandar Abbas; Basaga; Basra; Batumi (Batoum); Beijing (Peking); Berlin; Bojnord; Bombay; Bosaga; Bukhara; Calcutta; Caspian Sea; Chardzhou (Charjui); China; Chitral; Dargaz; Darwaz; Fars (Pars); France; Germany; Gilgit; Gulhek; Helmand; Herat; Hindu Kush; Hindustan; Hormuz; Hunza (Kanjut); India; Iran (Persia); Iraq (Mesopotamia); Isfahan; Istanbul (Constantinople); Jamrud; Kabul; Kandahar; Karun River; Kashan; Kashgar; Kashmir; Kerki; Kerman; Khamiab; Khorasan; Kohistan; Kokand; Kurram; Kuskh; Mashhad (Meshed); Maymana; Mazar-I-Sharif; Mecca; Meruchak; Merv; Moscow; Murghab; Nagar; Orenburg; Osh; Oxus River (Amu Daria); Pamir Mountains; Panjdeh; Peshawar; Punjab; Qom; Quetta; Rawalpindi; Rushon (Roshan); Russia; Samara; Samarkand; Sarakhs (Sarrakhs); Sari; Seistan; Shighnan; Shimla (Simla); Shiraz; Siberia; St Petersburg (Leningrad); Tabriz; Tajikistan; Tarim Basin; Tashkent; Taxkorgan (Tashkurghan); Tblisi (Tiflis); Tehran; Tejen (Tejend); Turkestan; Uralsk; Uzbekistan; Wakhan; Waziristan; Yazd; Yolöten; Zulfikar
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| People
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Abdülmecid; Abdur Rahman Khan; Alikhanov, Maksud; Annenkov, Mikhail; Brackenbury, Sir Henry; Cross, Richard Assheton, 1st Viscount Cross; Currie, Philip Henry Wodehouse, 1st Baron Currie; Elliot, Sir Charles; Ford, Sir F. Clare; Gascoyne-Cecil, Robert, 3rd Marquess of Salisbury; Ghazi Mohammad Ayub Khan; Girs, Nikolay (Nicholas de Giers); Gordon, Charles George; Gordon, Sir Thomas Edward; Howard, Sir Henry; Kapnist, Count Pyotr; Kuropatkin, Aleksey; Lascelles, Sir Frank C.; Leveson-Gower, Granville George, 2nd Earl Granville; Macartney, Sir Halliday; MacLean, Charles Smith; Mirza Malkam Khan (Malcom Khan); Mohammad Afzal Khan; Morier, Sir Robert; Murray, Charles, 7th Earl of Dunmore; Petty-Fitzmaurice, Henry, 5th Marquess of Lansdowne; Preece, J. R.; Primrose, Archibald, 5th Earl of Rosebery; Roberts, Frederick, 1st Earl Roberts; Sanderson, Thomas, 1st Baron Sanderson; Staal, Egor (Georges de Staal); Stanley, Edward, 15th Earl of Derby; Walpole, Horace; Walsham, Sir John; Wodehouse, John, 1st Earl of Kimberley; Younghusband, Sir Francis
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| Topics
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administration; agriculture; Amir; Arabs; Armenians; army; artillery; assassination; Bakhtiari; banking; bonds; British Empire; British Government; British subjects; business; canal; caravan; cavalry; censorship; Christianity; church; commodities; communications; concessions; conquest; consular representation; Cossacks; cotton; coup d'etat; customs; disease; drought; education; elections; emigration; Emir; Emperor; espionage; evacuation; exports; expulsions; famine; firman; food; forced labour; forts; garrison; governor; Governor-General; Hazaras; Hinduism; imam; Imperial Bank of Persia; imports; independence; industry; infantry; intelligence; international border; invasion; irrigation; Islam; Ismailis; Judaism; Kyrgyz; loans; maharaja; Mahdist War; massacre; migration; military; military occupation; mining; Minister of Foreign Affairs; murder; oasis; oil; opium; Parsis; peasantry; pilgrims; plague; protest; punishment; railway; rebellion; refugees; revolt; riots and disturbances; roads; sedition; Shah; surveying; Tajiks; taxation; telegraph lines; tobacco; trade; Trans-Caspian Railway; transport; treaty; Treaty of St Petersburg (1881); Tsar / Czar; Uzbeks; war; water; weapons; women
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| Copyright
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