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| Reference
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FO 539/86
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| Department/Office
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Foreign Office
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| Title
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Further Correspondence respecting the Affairs of Central Asia, Part V
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| Notes
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Languages: English, French
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| Date
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Dec 1902 - Dec 1903
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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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Russia; Afghanistan; China; India; Nepal; Bhutan
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| Places
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Andizhan (Andijan); Artyk; Ashgabat; Bala Murghab; Balochistan; Batumi (Batoum); Beijing (Peking); Berlin; Bhutan; Bombay; Bosaga; Bosphorus; Bukhara; Calcutta; Caspian Sea; Chaman; China; Chitral; Delhi; Dir; Fergana; France; Germany; Gilgit; Hari River (Heri-Rud); Helmand; Herat; Himalayas; Hunza (Kanjut); India; Iran (Persia); Jalalabad; Jamrud; Japan; Kabul; Kandahar; Kara Tappa; Kashgar; Kashmir; Kerki; Khiva; Khorasan; Korea; Krasnovodsk; Kuskh; Lhasa; Manchuria; Mashhad (Meshed); Maymana; Mecca; Meruchak; Merv; Moscow; Murghab; Nepal; Odessa; Orenburg; Oxus River (Amu Daria); Pamir Mountains; Panjdeh; Paris; Peshawar; Port Arthur; Prussia; Quchan (Kuchan); Russia; Samarkand; Seistan; Shimla (Simla); Siberia; St Petersburg (Leningrad); Syr Darya; Tashkent; Tehran; Tejen (Tejend); Termez; Tibet; Transcaspia; Turkestan; Turkey; United States; Ust; Yarkand; Zulfikar
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| People
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Abdur Rahman Khan; Benckendorff, Alexander von; Bourke, Richard, 6th Earl of Mayo; Brodrick, St John, 1st Earl of Midleton; Buchanan, Sir Andrew; Burnes, Sir Alexander; Churchill, Lord Randolph; Curzon, George, 1st Marquess Curzon of Kedleston; Dilke, Sir Charles; Dobbs, Sir Henry; Forsyth, William; Gascoyne-Cecil, Robert, 3rd Marquess of Salisbury; Girs, Nikolay (Nicholas de Giers); Gorchakov, Prince Alexander; Hamilton, Lord George; Hardinge, Charles, 1st Baron Hardinge of Penshurst; Hardinge, Henry, 1st Viscount Hardinge; Hardinge, Sir Arthur H.; Ignatyev, Nicolay; Jomini, Antoine-Henri; Kitchener, Herbert, 1st Earl Kitchener; Kuropatkin, Aleksey; Leveson-Gower, Granville George, 2nd Earl Granville; Lobanov-Rostovsky, Prince Alexei; Loftus, Lord Augustus; Macartney, Sir George; MacDonald, Sir Claude Maxwell; McNeill, Sir John; O'Conor, Sir Nicholas; Petty-Fitzmaurice, Henry, 5th Marquess of Lansdowne; Primrose, Archibald, 5th Earl of Rosebery; Roberts, Frederick, 1st Earl Roberts; Saad-ud-Din; Sanderson, Thomas, 1st Baron Sanderson; Satow, Sir Ernest; Scott, Sir Charles Stewart; Sher Ali Khan; Spring Rice, Sir Cecil; Staal, Egor (Georges de Staal); Townley, Sir Walter B.; Trench, Frederick Chenevix; Villiers, George, 4th Earl of Clarendon; Wade, Sir Thomas Francis; Walpole, Horace; Yate, Charles E; Yikuang (Prince Qing); Younghusband, Sir Francis
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| Topics
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administration; Afghan Boundary Commission; agriculture; Amir; Anglo-Persian Oil Company; arbitration; army; artillery; banking; battle; boundary dispute; British Empire; British Government; British subjects; business; canal; caravan; caste; cavalry; Christianity; coal; commodities; communications; concessions; consular representation; Cossacks; cotton; customs; debt; dhows; diplomacy; drought; education; emigration; Emir; Emperor; espionage; evacuation; execution; exports; expulsions; famine; Fashoda Incident; firman; food; foreign policy; forts; frontier incident; garrison; gendarmerie; governor; Governor-General; Hinduism; imam; imports; independence; industry; infantry; intelligence; international border; invasion; irrigation; Islam; Kyrgyz; maharaja; mediation; migration; military; military occupation; mining; Minister of Foreign Affairs; murder; oil; Orthodox Church; parliament; peasantry; pilgrims; political agent; propaganda; protectorate; protest; punishment; railway; refugees; riots and disturbances; roads; Sikh; Sublime Porte; surveying; tariffs; taxation; telegraph lines; tobacco; trade; Trans-Caspian Railway; transport; Trans-Siberian Railway; treaty; Tsar / Czar; war; water; weapons; women
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| Copyright
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