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I have sent , by a courier , fresh orders to His Royal Highness the Governor of Fars , and to Sooleiman Khan , Governor of Looristan and Arabis- tan ; and I have written this letter for your Excellency's infor- mation . SIR , No. 294.
I have sent , by a courier , fresh orders to His Royal Highness the Governor of Fars , and to Sooleiman Khan , Governor of Looristan and Arabis- tan ; and I have written this letter for your Excellency's infor- mation . SIR , No. 294.
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PERMIT me to acknowledge the receipt of your official letter of the 14th instant , and also its contents ( inclosure ) , with the subject of which I am acquainted ; but I do not know what right the vessels of Her Britannic Majesty ...
PERMIT me to acknowledge the receipt of your official letter of the 14th instant , and also its contents ( inclosure ) , with the subject of which I am acquainted ; but I do not know what right the vessels of Her Britannic Majesty ...
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As he was not authorised by me to go to the extent of menacing by force any attempt to continue the unfortunate war , he declined to sign the terms used by the French Admiral in his letter to employ force , but in this extreme case he ...
As he was not authorised by me to go to the extent of menacing by force any attempt to continue the unfortunate war , he declined to sign the terms used by the French Admiral in his letter to employ force , but in this extreme case he ...
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| Title | British and Foreign State Papers |
| Author | Great Britain. Foreign and Commonwealth Office |
| Contributor | Great Britain. Foreign Office. Library |
| Publisher | H.M. Stationery Office, 1850 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 22 Mar 2006 |
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