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... Persian Cossack brigade : ' well done gallant Cossacks , thank you brave officers ' , was the Tsar's prompt response.2 The same direct cutting of Gordian knots is to be seen in his unyielding views on Manchuria . In 1900 he wrote : ' we ...
... Persian Cossack brigade : ' well done gallant Cossacks , thank you brave officers ' , was the Tsar's prompt response.2 The same direct cutting of Gordian knots is to be seen in his unyielding views on Manchuria . In 1900 he wrote : ' we ...
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... Persian Cossack Brigade and railway policy in Persia . The Persian Cossack Brigade had been created in 1879 , when Shah Nasir - ud - Din decided to employ Russians to train his cavalry and Austrians his other arms . The latter soon left ...
... Persian Cossack Brigade and railway policy in Persia . The Persian Cossack Brigade had been created in 1879 , when Shah Nasir - ud - Din decided to employ Russians to train his cavalry and Austrians his other arms . The latter soon left ...
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... Cossack Brigade , which was now almost independent of the Persian government , but by direct military interven- tion , and 1909 , 1911 , and 1912 saw Russian troops in occupation of Tabriz and other northern towns and Meshed bombarded ...
... Cossack Brigade , which was now almost independent of the Persian government , but by direct military interven- tion , and 1909 , 1911 , and 1912 saw Russian troops in occupation of Tabriz and other northern towns and Meshed bombarded ...
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PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS By J H Clapham | 19 |
TSARDOM AND IMPERIALISM IN THE FAR EAST and Middle East | 25 |
REASON AND INTUITION Philosophical Lecture By A C Ewing | 67 |
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