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CONTENTS.
Sectioits.
CHAPTER LXII.
Case of the vessel called Colonel Newall, 1838 . . » .
CHAPTER LXIIL
Plunder of the ear^o of the ship Futhe-nl-Rashman wrecked near
Henjam by the Chief of Kishm. Embargo on her ships visiting
Bombay and Mangalore, 1839-1841 .....
CHAPTER LXIV.
Mahomed Shah's ambitious projects. He besieges Herat. Occu
pation of Karrak by the British. Offers of Sheikh Nasir, 1837-
1838 .
CHAPTER LXV.
Outrages against the British at Bushire. Removal of the Resi
dency to Karrak, 1838-1839—
(i) Outrages on the Residency An office of the East India Company and, later, of the British Raj, established in the provinces and regions considered part of, or under the influence of, British India. Shroff, November 1838
(ii) Mirza Amed succeeded Mirza Abbas as Governor. His
anti-British proceedings. Prohibition of export of sup
plies to Karrak, 1838
(iii) Outrages on Rear -Admiral Maitland and his staff.
Removal of the Residency An office of the East India Company and, later, of the British Raj, established in the provinces and regions considered part of, or under the influence of, British India. to Karrak, March 1839
CHAPTER LXVI.
Administration of the Karrak Island, 1838-184)1. Expulsion of
Sheikh Nasir from Karrak ......
CHAPTER LXVll,
(i) Diplomatic relations with Persia broken off. The Persian
Envoy in England. The Shah yields and the British
Envoy returns, 1838-1839 .....
(ii) Removal of Mirza Amed from Governorship of Bushire.
The British Envoy returns, October 1841.
CHAPTER LXriII.
Evacuation of Karrak—
(i) Lord Palmerston's objections to the proposed purchase
of Karrak from Persia. Evacuation thereof ordered
on certain conditions. Removal of the detachment,
184)1-184)2
(ii) Removal of the Residency An office of the East India Company and, later, of the British Raj, established in the provinces and regions considered part of, or under the influence of, British India. from Karrak. Resident
returns and spends his summer at Karrak. Protests
CHAPTER LX1X,
Occupation of Karrak by a Lar Garrison and then a Shibaz
Garrison. The Karragees emigrate, 1842-184)3
Pabageaphs.
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