Details

Subjects:

Vladivostok (Russia).
Uzbekistan.
United States.
Turkey.
Asia, Central.
Syr Darya.
Siberia (Russia).
Saris.
Russia.
Qum (Iran).
Turkey -- History -- Ottoman Empire, 1288-1918.
Oman.
Odesa (Ukraine).
Moscow (Russia).
Lahore (Pakistan).
Kurdistan.
Cirques (Glacial landforms).
Japan.
Italy.
India.
Himalaya Mountains.
Germany.
Georgia.
France.
Delhi (India).
China.
Caucasus.
Caspian Sea.
Khanate of Bukhara.
Black Sea.
Berlin (Germany).
Bandar ʻAbbās (Iran).
Baku (Azerbaijan).
Bahrain.
Azerbaijan.
Austria.
Armenia.
Arabian Peninsula.
Skobelev, Mikhail.
K̲h̲ān, Sher ʻAlī.
Khāna, Ābadura Rahamāna.
Administration of estates.
Women.
Weapons.
Water.
War.
Uzbeks.
Transportation.
Business.
Torture.
Tobacco.
Telegraph lines.
Taxation.
Surveying.
Roads.
Refugees.
Punishment.
Piracy.
Peasants.
Opium.
Oils and fats.
Naval art and science.
Mutiny.
Murder.
Mineral industries.
Military occupation.
Mediation.
Loans.
Kyrgyz.
Kurds.
Judaism.
Islam.
Intellect.
Infantry.
Autonomy.
Imports.
Hinduism.
Fortification.
Food.
Fishing.
Famines.
Extradition.
Exports.
Elections.
Education.
Diseases.
Diplomacy.
Crime.
Cossacks.
Concessions.
Commercial products.
Church.
Christianity.
Cavalry.
Caliphate.
Great Britain -- Colonies.
Bonds.
Battles.
Banks and banking.
Artillery.
Armies.
Armenians.
Arabs.
Administrative law.
Management.
Political science.
State, The.
Commerce.
Petroleum.
Navies.
Sea-power.
Mines and mineral resources.
Mining engineering.

Language:

English, French

Notes:

AMDigital Reference:FO 539/17
Central Asia, Persia and Afghanistan, 1834-1922: From Silk Road to Sovet Rule

Contributor:

Foreign Office.
Adam Matthew Digital (Firm), digitiser.

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