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... warning the Persian Government that it ought not to persist in the appointment of Major Stokes unless he is not to be employed in Northern Persia (Russia's selfclaimed sphere of influence ). The communication added that if the Persian Government does ...
... governors of the different towns notorious opponents of the National Party and tools of the late Shah. Supporters of the Persian Government are 'thrown into prison, and their property confiscated; newspapers are being suppressed, and the editors flogged and ...
... borrowed probably from us? By giving the Russian Bear a free hand to harry and hang in Northern Persia, and advising the Persian Government to submit to its most insolent demands. And then by way of compensation for the difficulties and expense caused to it ...
... the confiscation of the estates of Prince Shaun's-Saltana, a brother of and coconspirator with the ex-Shah. When the Persian Government decided to take this ,step, intimation was given to the British and Russian Legations, and neither offered the slightest ...
... of foreign troops from Persia both Powers are carefully considering how they could best assist in strengthening the Persian Government for the purpose of enabling the latter to re-establish order and to secure the of the trade routes. we we quite =convinced ...
... ex-Shah, entered Tabriz, which he had vainly besieged since August, 1911, and became Governor under Russian auspices. The Persian Government refused to recognise this monster, but Russia insisted on retaining him, and was supported by Sir Edward Grey, as clearly ...
... Nasvi-ut Mulk, has resided abroad, and the Cabinet is terrorised by Ruq--ia. Small sums of money have been doled out to the Persian Government by Russia and Great Britain on exorbitant terms of interest, in addition to which concessions have been extorted. Lately ...
... country. Yet five years later they were insisting that Major Stokes should confine his activities as an employee of the Persian Government to one part of the country It is as though Germany and France were, without consulting Great Britain, to claim England ...