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Figure 8.5 Taken in Hajj Hasan Jourabchi’s house in Tabriz:Seated, front row, from left:1. Hajj Reza Jourabchi; 2. Aqa Seyyed Mir Mohammad Jourabchian-Haqqi;4. Ahmad Reshad; 5. Gholam-Hossein Jourabchi; 6. Ali-Asghar Partovi;8. Abu al-Qasem Jourabchi; 9. Aqa Rafi’ Harandi; 10. Abbas JourabchiStanding, from left:1. Rasoul Jourabchi; 2. Mohammad ReshadStanding, from right:1. Probably Mashhadi Mohsen; 2. Sadeq JourabchiSeated, middle row, from left:1. Karbala’i Ahmad Aqa Sotoudeh; 2. Hajj Esma’il Partovi; 4. MashhadiEbrahim Dallal; 5. probably Gholam-Reza (Harandian?)Names as written on the upper margin, from right to left:Ja’far Aqa, Karbala’i Ebrahim, Aqa Ali-Akbar Aqa, Hajji Baqer Dallal,Mohsen Aqa, Aqa Mohammad-Ali, Ahmad AqaNames as written on the right margin, from top:Mashhadi Mohsen, Aqa Sadeq, Aqa Gholam-Reza, Mashhadi Ebrahim Dallal,Karbala’i Rafi’, Hajj Esma’il, Karbala’i Ahmad Aqa, Abbas Aqa, Aqa Rafi’,Aqa Abu al-Qasem, Aqa Kazem, Hajj Ali-Asghar AqaNames as written on the lower margin, from right to left:Probably Aqa Gholam-Hossein, Aqa Ahmad Reshad, Aqa Gholam-Hossein(crossed over), Aqa Mir Mohammad, Hajj Aqa Reza Aqa Jourabchi, AqaMohammad Reshad, Rasoul Aqa
Figure 8.6Taken at the Iranian Consulate, Istanbul (c. early 1920s, probably 1924)Seated first from left: Hajj Reza Jourabchi (holding a cane)Seated in the middle: Sheikh Asadollah MamaqaniStanding first from left: Mohammad KalamchiStanding first from right: Abd al-Hossein Ahrabi
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War and Peace in Qajar PersiaPersia
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War and Peace inQajar PersiaImplica
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ContentsList of figuresContributors
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Figures5.1 Omani enclaves 1305.2 Ar
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Contributor listMansoureh Ettehadie
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AcknowledgementsThis volume grew ou
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2 Roxane Farmanfarmaianrepresented
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4 Roxane Farmanfarmaianchapter in t
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6 Roxane FarmanfarmaianThus, two si
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8 Roxane Farmanfarmaiangaining grea
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10 Roxane Farmanfarmaiantough deals
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12 Roxane FarmanfarmaianIranian geo
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14 Peter W. Averyin Shiraz and cont
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16 Peter W. Averybut the invasion w
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Part IWar
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22 Manoutchehr M. Eskandari-Qajarth
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24 Manoutchehr M. Eskandari-Qajarap
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26 Manoutchehr M. Eskandari-Qajarmi
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30 Manoutchehr M. Eskandari-Qajardo
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32 Manoutchehr M. Eskandari-QajarIn
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34 Manoutchehr M. Eskandari-Qajarco
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36 Manoutchehr M. Eskandari-QajarTh
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44 Manoutchehr M. Eskandari-Qajarbe
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46 Manoutchehr M. Eskandari-Qajarva
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48 Stephanie Cronincapacity and res
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50 Stephanie Croninforces of the es
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52 Stephanie CroninPART ONE: THE QA
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54 Stephanie Croninprincipally on h
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56 Stephanie CroninThe French offic
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58 Stephanie CroninEuropean alignme
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60 Stephanie Croninthe authorities
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62 Stephanie Croninin the revolutio
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64 Stephanie Croninof power and sta
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66 Stephanie Croninliving and the m
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68 Stephanie Croninconsequences for
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70 Stephanie Croninrevolution was a
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74 Stephanie CroninBrigade to a Div
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80 Stephanie Croninbut also faced a
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86 Stephanie Cronin55 The Anglo-Rus
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3 The Turko-Persian War1821-1823Win
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90 Graham WilliamsonThe resultant w
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98 Graham Williamsonoften in arrear
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Table 3.2 Persian regional armies (
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4 Social networks andborder conflic
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118 Vanessa MartinThe Shah’s negl
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5 The consolidation of Iran’sfron
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Consolidation of Iran’s frontier
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Page 230 and 231: The politics of concession 217Shah,
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Page 242 and 243: IndexAbbas Mirza, Crown Prince 6, 1
Page 244 and 245: Index 231Gulf Arabs 127-9Gwadar 136
Page 246 and 247: Index 233policy in Persian Gulf 131
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