File 1000/1918 Pt 4 'Persia: policy' [‎176r] (348/375)

that that is how It would. Tog road and ashed igg to modify
text by omitting Parman Parma 1 s name.
Of course the wording does not convey_ the-u .e-xa
and fact that a (? meeting) of the Cabinet accepter -'-t
for publication is sufficient proof to the contrary.
His Majesty reminded me he had given me a personal
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understanding we should be consulted in regalu. to .>
ments to iirportent Governorships anu. said he nov» i ...pe.-j.
assurance in regard to Farman Parma personally and that xb
present Cabinet also nad writuen uo aX ^oiis u-rie o ch
tbirt. they hadl.ho intention of making a change in Govern
ment of Pars, he hoped that we should be satisfied with
that, I explained what we considered it necessary to
guard against, in view of frequent changes of Caoine
which had occurred in recent past, was contingency of a
new and less friendly Cabinet (? endea.during) to upset
the arrangements now agreed upon by displacing I air.an
Parma, His Majesty rejoined that he also gave his v.„,d
that he would not make changes in Cabinet without consult
ing us. I told him finally that if I had learnt 0iiC( "
of his uneasiness on this point I. might have worded dra
in a way which would have satisfied him Duu biau
had already telegraphed the terms to higher auihoi ty