La strozzatura di Persia; una storia della diplomazia europea e intrighi orientali che ha portato in denationalization di dodici milioni di mussulmani, una narrazione personale . oading fissi di munizioni per il cannone di Schneider,come egli non ha il coraggio di accettare nella forma in cui esso era beendelivered a lui per la brigata di cosacchi. Egli ha detto il Sipahdarshould fece impiccare o shot, ed era arrabbiato con il Medj lisbecause non aveva ancora votato la piccola pensione che egli hadrequested per grandi Haase, il tedesco pistola Maxim expert,che erano stati feriti mentre serve Ephraims ordini anno prima. Haases serv

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The strangling of Persia; a story of the European diplomacy and oriental intrigue that resulted in the denationalization of twelve million Mohammedans, a personal narrative . oading the fixed ammunition for the Schneider cannon, as he did not dare accept it in the shape in which it had beendelivered to him by the Cossack brigade. He said the Sipahdarshould he hanged or shot, and was angry with the Medj lisbecause it had not yet voted the small pension which he hadrequested for Major Haase, the German Maxim gun expert, who had been wounded while serving Ephraims orders theyear before. Haases services were needed on the coming ex-pedition towards Astarabad, but he was dissatisfied with thetreatment he had received. As he was only employed as anartillery instructor, the question of his participation in actualfighting rested with him alone. I was able to arrange a pensionfor him shortly afterwards and he agreed to accompanyEphraim. Perhaps the most patriotic of the real Persian leaders atthis time was the Nawwab, a man whose character and attain-ments would win for him a high place in any land and underany conditions. He had served as Minister of Poreign Affairs. HUSAYN KULI KHAN, NAWWAB.Ex-Mlnlster of Foreign Affairs, and leader of the Constitutionalists In Persia. KETUKN OF THE EX-SHAH 97 until he was forced out in December, 1910, by the insultingconduct of the British and Russian Legations, and since thattime, steadfastly refusing any political office, he continued towork day and night for the betterment of conditions in Per-sia. He was a man of about fifty-five, of distinguished appear-ance, possessing a thorough European education, speaking Eng-lish, Persian and French with equal facility and, what is mostremarkable of all, he had the reputation of being absolutelyhonest in both his official and personal affairs. He was aDemocrat in politics, and had become generally recognized asthe real head of the Democratic party in Persia, though manyothers, both in and out of t

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• bookcentury1900
• bookdecade1910
• bookpublishernewyo
• bookyear1912