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The Middle Eastern Question, Or, Some Political Problems Of Indian Defence, Valentine Chirol, Sir
The Middle Eastern Question, Or, Some Political Problems Of Indian Defence, Valentine Chirol, Sir
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Partial Contents Include:
British trade and Russian competition - - The future of Seistan -- The Russian position in eastern Persia -- The borderland of Afghanistan -- Afghanistan as a military state, and the North-East Frontier of India.
The Middle Eastern Question Or, Some Political Problems Of Indian Defence, Valentine Chirol
The Middle Eastern Question Or, Some Political Problems Of Indian Defence, Valentine Chirol
Books in English
Based on a series of letters written for the Times.
Chapters pertaining to Afghanistan include:
Borderland of Afghanistan; Afghanistan as a military state; Great Britain, Russia and Afghanistan; and the North-East frontier of India
Leaves From The Diaries Of A Soldier And Sportsman During Twenty Years' Service In India, Afghanistan, Egypt And Other Countries, 1865-1885, Montagu Gilbert Gerard
Leaves From The Diaries Of A Soldier And Sportsman During Twenty Years' Service In India, Afghanistan, Egypt And Other Countries, 1865-1885, Montagu Gilbert Gerard
Books in English
The book is drawn from journals kept by the author during his almost forty years of military service, chiefly in India. Chapters in the book includes: Abyssinia and Guzerat; Central India; and Afghan War.
Lord Curzon In India: 1898-1903 (1903), H. Caldwell Lipsett
Lord Curzon In India: 1898-1903 (1903), H. Caldwell Lipsett
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Contents:
Lord Curzon's aims -- Russia, Afghanistan and Persia -- The independent tribes -- The new frontier province -- Famine administration -- Irrigation and railways -- British rule in India -- Miscellaneous reforms -- The best viceroy since Lord Lawrence. Includes an appendix containing Lord Curzon's speech justifying the Delhi Durbar.