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Page 128
... share in the capital of the Canal Company ( about 4 million pounds sterling ) , in addition to providing the labour force , were gradually forced to give up many of the rights attached to their share in the Company . First of all they ...
... share in the capital of the Canal Company ( about 4 million pounds sterling ) , in addition to providing the labour force , were gradually forced to give up many of the rights attached to their share in the Company . First of all they ...
Page 327
... share in the receipts from this line after payment of the working expenses , but the bondholders shall not be entitled to intervene in the administration of the company . The aforesaid share of the receipts , after deducting working ...
... share in the receipts from this line after payment of the working expenses , but the bondholders shall not be entitled to intervene in the administration of the company . The aforesaid share of the receipts , after deducting working ...
Page 369
... share of the capital which is found to be actually necessary in accordance with Article 6 , and if the Persian Government does not pay the remainder of its share , this part of the Persian Government's share shall be paid by the Soviet ...
... share of the capital which is found to be actually necessary in accordance with Article 6 , and if the Persian Government does not pay the remainder of its share , this part of the Persian Government's share shall be paid by the Soviet ...
Contents
Introduction | 1 |
The Process of Disintegration and Decay of the Ottoman Empire | 7 |
Summary 265 | 15 |
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Introduction to the Modern Economic History of the Middle East Zvi Yehuda Hershlag Limited preview - 1980 |
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