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Page 133
... payments had increased , after a temporary fall in 1956 and 1957 , to nearly 52 million pounds sterling in 1961.1 Although the compensation to the shareholders and the essential im- provements in the Canal require , for some time at ...
... payments had increased , after a temporary fall in 1956 and 1957 , to nearly 52 million pounds sterling in 1961.1 Although the compensation to the shareholders and the essential im- provements in the Canal require , for some time at ...
Page 168
... payments have been dealt with on pp . 67– 68 , above . ) Although Turkey succeeded in considerably reducing its payments , under the prevailing economic conditions even the sum of 7 million Turkish pounds consti- tuted a heavy burden on ...
... payments have been dealt with on pp . 67– 68 , above . ) Although Turkey succeeded in considerably reducing its payments , under the prevailing economic conditions even the sum of 7 million Turkish pounds consti- tuted a heavy burden on ...
Page 334
... payment due to the English Government , and representing the interest on the Suez Canal shares . Article 3. If the payments of the revenue devoted to the debt be insufficient to meet the half- yearly charges , the special Public Debt ...
... payment due to the English Government , and representing the interest on the Suez Canal shares . Article 3. If the payments of the revenue devoted to the debt be insufficient to meet the half- yearly charges , the special Public Debt ...
Contents
Introduction | 1 |
The Process of Disintegration and Decay of the Ottoman Empire | 7 |
Summary 265 | 15 |
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