Foreign Relations History

Foreign Relations History

Document Type : Scientific-promotional article

  1. منابع و مآخذ

    فارسی

    سپهر، محمدتقی بن محمدعلی، (1384)، ناسخ التواریخ: تاریخ الخلفا، جلد سوم، چاپ سوم، ویراستار: محمدباقر بهبودی، تهران: اسلامیه.

    کاظم بیکی، محمدعلی، سیّد علی موجانی و علی ارغون چنار (1388)، اسناد سلطانی(اسناد آرشیو عثمانی در باره ایران)، قم: کتابخانه عمومی آیه الله مرعشی نجفی.

     

    لاتین

    A Statement of the revenue of Persia and of its expenditure, enclosure in Sheil to Palmerston, 29 Jan. 1849, FO 60/144; same, “Note on the Persian Revenue,” in Lady M. L. Sheil, Glimpses of Life and Manners in Persia, John Murray, London, 1856.

    Č. Antić, (2007), Neutrality as Independence, Great Britain, Serbia and the Crimean War, Institute for Balkan Studies, Belgrade.

    Correspondence respecting [British] Relations with Persia, presented to both Houses of Parliament, Harrison and sons, London, 1857.

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    Same to same, 6 May 1854, FO 60/192.

    Same to Elphinstone, 8 May 1854, Secret and Confidential, FO 60/192.

    Same to Clarendon, 14 June 1854, FO 60/193; same to same, 18 July 1854, FO 60/193; Sheil to Palmerston, 13 Aug. 1854, FO 60/162.

    Thomson to Clarendon, 23 Feb. 1854, FO 60/190.

    Thomson to Clarendon, 18 March 1854.

    Thomson to Clarendon, 19 April 1854, FO 60/191.

    1. Thomson to Clarendon, secret and confidential, 18 March 1854, FO 60/191.

     

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