The Times of India Directory and Year Book Including Who's whoBennett, Coleman., 1922 - India |
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Page 173
The result of all this was to They further agree to the early demarcation by a
British Commission of the undemarcated porconvince the Amir that the real
solution of tion of the line west of the Khyber , where the his difficulties was to
unite all the ...
The result of all this was to They further agree to the early demarcation by a
British Commission of the undemarcated porconvince the Amir that the real
solution of tion of the line west of the Khyber , where the his difficulties was to
unite all the ...
Page 174
ARTICLE I. Each party shall have the right of appointing The British Government
and the Government a Military Attache to its Legation . of Afghanistan mutually
çertify and respeci ARTICLE IV . each with regard to the other all rights of in The ...
ARTICLE I. Each party shall have the right of appointing The British Government
and the Government a Military Attache to its Legation . of Afghanistan mutually
çertify and respeci ARTICLE IV . each with regard to the other all rights of in The ...
Page 175
Great Powers of the world and comes into force , i the jurisdiction of British Courts
; and that they the right of importation of arms and munitions shall not be
recognised by the British authorities by the Afghan Government shall be subject
as ...
Great Powers of the world and comes into force , i the jurisdiction of British Courts
; and that they the right of importation of arms and munitions shall not be
recognised by the British authorities by the Afghan Government shall be subject
as ...
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