File 3939/1926 Pt 5 'Revision of Aitchison's Treaties: Persia, Seistan, Kerman and Persian Baluchistan' [‎27r] (47/558)

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, i.* ^ ittland of Karak in the Persian Gulf The historical term used to describe the body of water between the Arabian Peninsula and Iran. ,
prepare, lor the « l . ?n t BHt.sh Governmeot could either negotiate
e3 a position from which the Bntw^Uo^ ^ Tlie mstruc .
with dignity, or act w^h eflec y shoM remain at Bombay till
tunis given o Sir Harford ^ ki)0wn; but tllat he ApnW
the issue of S ^ ^ o{ sir j ohll either Being obliged
proceed, to ( 1 ersia at og succeeding in concluding ai
to leave without attain,ng ^refore, he set out
preliminary treaty. t;, Mission reached him
for Tehram M *Z Shah had lost all faith m the
tl" French which, in consequence of the peace with Russia
Td" ifE^ptt’hey we’re no longer able to fulfil, ^ he there
fore found no difficulty in concluding a preliminary Treaty (No .)._g
this treaty concluded in March 1809, all treaties contracted by the Shah
with European powers were annulled; he engaged to prevent the passage
of European apnies th-ugh his^domiiuons
Kth-Ild iHhis territories, and to take no part, except as media
tors, in any war l.etween Persia and Afghanrstan.
The validity of this treaty, subject to such modifications as might
powers superseu preliminary Treaty of 1809,.
defimtivc Treaty (No VI) ^ » M l rct 1813 . ^ ^ of the
was concluded by oir Lroie ^ ^ , ,-ii 1014 that the
stipulations were altered in Engiand, and 1 ° preamble of
, e + rp qtv were finally adjusted (^ 10 . Vll). ,Xn p
ZTreaS ISuZent provided for the subsequent conclusion of J
• 1 , j. OT1< q fitp British representatives, Messrs. Ellis and
ssni3-v- » f. jw c^s st Em.
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of 1823 (No. VIII) abolishing export duty on horses,
* This Treaty, although never formally f ratl ^ ed , b ^ n ^ treat^of 8 1814, and tho
is inserted in this collection because it is re erre ^ t comparison with
scope of the latjer treaty cannot be fully understood ?itnou S -