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Britain and the Persian Gulf. 1795-1880

Title
Britain and the Persian Gulf. 1795-1880 / by J.B. Kelly.
Author
Kelly, J. B. (John Barrett), 1925-2009.
Publication
Oxford : Clarendon P., 1968.
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Description
xvi, 911 pages, 2 folded leaves of plates : 2 maps; 24 cm
Summary
Although the strategic and economic importance of the Persian Gulf in the world today is undisputed, its recent history, and that of British policy in the region, has been curiously neglected as a subject for serious study. The purpose of this book is to describe the foundation and growth of British political influence in the Gulf in the nineteenth century. -- from Preface.
Subjects
Genre/Form
History.
Bibliography (note)
  • Includes bibliographical references (pages 852-866).
Contents
The Persian Gulf in the late eighteenth century -- The wars with France, and the missions to Persia, 1798-1814 -- The Wahhabi Power and piracy, 1800-1818 -- The expedition to the pirate ports, 1819-1820 -- The search for a base, and the Bani Bu 'Ali expedition, 1820-1823 -- Watch and cruise: the maintenance of maritime peace, 1823-1834 -- The routes to India, 1826-1836 -- The Egyptian and Persian crises, 1837-1841 -- The Trucial system, 1835-1853 -- The Arab slave trade, 1800-1842 -- The Persian War, 1856-1857 -- Muscat and Bahrain, 1853-1864: the growth of intervention -- The attack on the slave trade, 1842-1873 -- Muscat and Bahrain, 1865-1871: the price of intervention -- The Turkish expedition to Hasa, 1871-1873 -- Turkish jurisdiction on the Arabian Coast, 1873-1880.
ISBN
  • 0198213603
  • 9780198213604
LCCN
68100230
OCLC
  • ocm00461486
  • 461486
  • SCSB-2216662
Owning Institutions
Columbia University Libraries