England and Russia in Central Asia, 第 2 卷W. H. Allen, 1879 - 774 頁 |
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Abbas Abdalis Abderrahman advance Afghan Afghanistan Afzul alliance Ameer Amir Anglo-Indian army arms artillery authority Azim Badakshan Balkh Bamian Barucksye batteries Belooch Bengal Bokhara British brother Cabul campaign Candahar Captain Napier cavalry Central Asia chief danger Dost Mahomed Durani Emperor England and Russia English envoy European Faiz favourable force Futteh garrison Ghiljies Ghizni Ghoorkas Goorgeen governor guns Herat Hindoo Koosh hostile hundred India Indian army Indian frontier Indus infantry Kamran Kaufmann Khelat Khiva Khokand Lord Northbrook Mahmoud Mahomedan Mahratta Majesty the Shah ment miles military months mountains native army officers Oxus pass Persia Peshawur portion position possess present princes Punjab question recognised regard regiments river road route ruler Russia Samarkand secure Seistan Shere Ali Shere Ali's Shuja-ul-Mulk Sikhs Sir John soldiers Sudosye Tashkend Teheran territory thousand tion treaty Treaty of Gulistan tribes troops Turcomans Turkestan Umballa valley Yakoob Khan Yar Mahomed
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第 389 頁 - Akermann not having permitted the Sublime Porte to undertake immediately the execution of the clauses of the separate act relative to Servia, and annexed to...
第 387 頁 - ... to the Empire of Russia of all the countries and the islands situated between the line of demarcation indicated by the preceding- Article on one side, and the ridge of the Caucassan Mountains and the Caspian Sea on the other, as also the wandering tribes who inhabit those territories. ARTICLE 6. — With a view to compensate for the considerable sacrifices which the war between the two States has occasioned to the Empire of Russia, as well as the losses and injuries which have resulted therefrom...
第 279 頁 - Ameer of Cabul alarmed at Russian progress, dissatisfied with general assurance, and anxious to know definitely how far he may rely on our help if invaded. I propose assuring him that if he unreservedly accepts and acts on our advice in all external relations we will help him with money, arms, and troops, if necessary, to expel unprovoked invasion. We to be the judge of the necessity.
第 297 頁 - Now these tribes are savages, noble savages perhaps, and not without some tincture of virtue and generosity, but still absolutely barbarians nevertheless. They have nothing approaching to Government or Civil institutions ; they have for the most part no education ; they have nominally a religion, but...
第 391 頁 - Khanat of Erivan situated on the right bank of the Araxes. It is understood, however, that this clause is not, and shall not be, obligatory except in regard to individuals invested with a public character, or of a certain dignity, such as Khans, Begs, and Spiritual Chiefs or Mollahs, whose personal example, instigations, and clandestine communications might have a prejudicial influence on their old compatriots. As far as concerns the mass of the population in the two countries, it is agreed between...
第 157 頁 - The justice of this chief affords a constant theme of praise to all classes : the peasant rejoices at the absence of tyranny ; the citizen at the safety of his home and the strict municipal regulations regarding weights and measures ; the merchant at the equity of the decisions and the protection of his property, and the soldiers at the regular manner in which their arrears are discharged. A man in power can have no higher praise.
第 118 頁 - Madras ; and here, as in other parts of India, missionary schools are, in my opinion, doing the best work. The education they impart is openly and professedly founded on a Christian basis. They teach the Bible without enforcing ecclesiastical dogmas on their pupils. Indeed, my second tour has impressed me more than ever with the benefits which India derives from the active efforts of missionaries of all denominations, however apparently barren in visible results those efforts may be.
第 106 頁 - Nasik, with the personal title of Rao Bahadur. The title was conferred the other day at a public meeting, and Judge Gopal-rao, in acknowledging the honour, is reported in the Times of India (September 4, 1877) to have said: — ' This Sanad is given to me for loyalty and services. I am sure that every sensible and well-informed man in this country is loyal. This country for many past centuries had no Government deserving the name. There was neither internal peace nor security from foreign invasion....
第 118 頁 - I think that the part that they have hitherto played is as nothing compared with the role they are destined to fill in the future of our Eastern Empire. The European missionary is daily becoming a more important link between the Government and the people.
第 389 頁 - ARTICLE 12. — The high contracting parties agree with a view to the interests of their respective subjects to fix a term of three years in order that those who possess simultaneously immovable property on either side of the Araxes may have the power to sell or to exchange the same freely. His Imperial Majesty of all the Russias excepts, nevertheless, from the benefits of this arrangement (as far as it respects them) the late Erivan Sirdar Hossein Khan, his brother Ha Jnu Khan, and Kurreem Khan,...