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File 1356/1912 Pt 2 'Turco-Persian Frontier:- negotiations at Constantinople. (Mohammerah Boundary)'
'14/115 II B. 5. Abu Musa. Abu Musa oxide contracts and concession. Hassan Samaiyeh's dealings with the Germans.'
'14/115 III B. 6 Abu Musa; Hassan Samayeh's dealings with the Germans'
'14/164, 14/166 B 22, CLAIM OF HASSAN SAMAIYAH FOR PROPERTY LOST ON ABU MUSA. 1910'
'14/172 I VOL. B. 68. ARAB COASTS & MISCELLANEOUS'
'B. 9, 14/115 VI. Abu Musa Oxide, 1910 to 1911: British Memorandum; German Memorandum; Colonel Cox's Notes'
‘X. PASSPORTS AND PROTECTION. A. PASSPORTS. (1) Persian passports regulations effecting Muscat subjects.’
'XXII/10 Status of Kuwait & Negotiations with Turkey.'
'Further Papers respecting the Slave Trade on the East Coast of Africa and the System Pursued for its Suppression'
'Papers respecting the Protection to be granted to Persons of Persian Origin born in India'
'Air Agreements'
'Convention between the United Kingdom and Turkey respecting the Persian Gulf and Adjacent Territories, (With Maps), Signed at London, July 29 1913'
‘Convention between the United Kingdom and Russia relating to Persia, Afghanistan, and Thibet.’
'Italian Proceedings on the African Coast of the Red Sea.'
‘Masqat Arms Traffic. 1908–1909.’
'Muscat Dhows Arbitration. In the Permanent Court of Arbitration at the Hague. Grant of the French Flag to Muscat Dhows. The case on behalf of the Government of His Britannic Majesty.'
'P. 5094/1914. Pt 2 Turco-Persian Frontier Commission Reports on.'
'Persian Gulf - Turkish jurisdiction along the Arabian coast (Part I)'
'Persian Gulf - Turkish jurisdiction along the Arabian coast (Part II)'
'Persian Gulf - Turkish jurisdiction along the Arabian coast (Part IV)'
'No.33. Memorandum communicated to the Earl of Derby by Malcolm Khan, April 8 1874'
‘Consular jurisdiction in Persia.’
'Russo-Persian Relations, 1854-1875'
'Vol 6 Diary of the Proceedings of the Resident at the Honble Company's Factory of Bushire'