Indian and Pakistan Year Book and Who's whoBennett, Coleman & Company, 1922 - India Issues for 1919-47 include Who's who in India; 1948, Who's who in India and Pakistan. |
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V. ) the Gulf just as Gibraltar controls the Medi- Political Resident in the Persian Gulf , terranean . ... PERSIA . The concentration of public attention on the fed Khorassan , her agents moved into Seistan Persian Gulf has been ...
V. ) the Gulf just as Gibraltar controls the Medi- Political Resident in the Persian Gulf , terranean . ... PERSIA . The concentration of public attention on the fed Khorassan , her agents moved into Seistan Persian Gulf has been ...
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more tion ; agreements had been concluded with Persia . the neighbourhood was attended by an ineOf these one was political and aimed at binding vitable weakening of the influence we had been closely Anglo - Persian relations and able to ...
more tion ; agreements had been concluded with Persia . the neighbourhood was attended by an ineOf these one was political and aimed at binding vitable weakening of the influence we had been closely Anglo - Persian relations and able to ...
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The prospect of linking Europe and Asia by pass through which the Persian road crosses a railway running eastwards through Asia the frontier of that country . A line branches Minor has fascinated men's minds for genera- off in th ...
The prospect of linking Europe and Asia by pass through which the Persian road crosses a railway running eastwards through Asia the frontier of that country . A line branches Minor has fascinated men's minds for genera- off in th ...
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