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the afghan wars eighteen thirty nine to eighteen forty two and eighteen seventy eight to eighteen eighty part i the first afghan war by archibald forbes i preliminary since it was the british complications with persia which mainly furnished what pretext there was for the invasion of afghanistan by an anglo-indian army in some brief recital is necessary of the relations between great britain and persia prior to that aggression by a treaty concluded between england and persia in eighteen fourteen the former state bound itself in case of invasion of persia by any european nation to aid the shah either with troops from india or by the payment of an annual subsidy in support of his war expenses it was a dangerous engagement even with the caveat rendering the undertaking inoperative if such invasion should be provoked by Persia.

During the fierce struggle of 1825-7 between Abbas Mirza and the Russian general Paskevich, England refrained from supporting Persia, either with men or with money.

And when prostrate Persia was in financial extremities because of the war indemnity which the Treaty of Turkmanchai imposed upon her, England took advantage of her needs by purchasing the cancellation of the inconvenient obligation at the cheap cost of about three hundred thousand pounds.

It was the natural result of this transaction that English influence with the Persian court should sensibly decline, and it was not less natural that in conscious weakness Persia should fall under the domination of Russian influence.

Futay Ali, the old Shah of Persia, died in 1834, and was succeeded by his grandson, Prince Mohammed Mirza, a young man who inherited much of the ambition of his gallant father, Abbas Mirza.

The serious phase of the situation for England and India was that Russian influence was behind Persia in this hostile action against Herat.

Mr Ellis pointed out that in the then existing state of relations between Persia and Russia, the progress of the former in Afghanistan was tantamount to the advancement of the latter.

But unfortunately there remained valid an article in the Treaty of 1814 to the effect that, in the case of war between the Afghans and the Persians, the English government should not interfere with either party unless when called on by both to mediate.

Heidegger comes back from the First World War.

like many, many Germans, because they'd lost the war, but it's a strange defeat, and they get a terrible deal, Treaty in Versailles.

We get the Weimar period, democracy, bourgeois democracy, and It just doesn't work.

Hyperinflation, terrible situation in Germany, unemployment rates, and the victorious allies, the French and the British, have put such huge reparations on the Germans that basically they're screwed.

Rendered $25,106.65. Leaving $15,250 unaccounted for.

pay of sub-agents requisitioned twenty thousand four hundred and sixty one dollars and eighty six cents rendered nine thousand three hundred and eighty six dollars and forty eight cents leaving eleven thousand seventy five dollars and thirty eight cents civilization of indians requisitioned eight thousand two hundred and forty six dollars and eighty four cents rendered four thousand four hundred dollars leaving three thousand eight hundred and forty six dollars and eighty four cents presents to indians requisition fourteen thousand three hundred and ninety dollars and forty-five cents rendered fourteen thousand three hundred and ninety dollars and forty-five cents annuities requisitioned two hundred and twenty seven thousand four hundred and ninety six dollars and sixty three cents rendered one hundred and fifty nine thousand three hundred and sixty four dollars and twenty eight cents leaving sixty eight thousand one hundred and thirty two dollars and thirty five cents purchase of provisions for requisitioned two thousand dollars leaving two thousand dollars unaccounted for carrying into effect treaties with osages kansas and shawnees per act twentieth may eighteen twenty six requisitioned four thousand five hundred and fifty dollars RENDERED $1,060.37 LEAVING $3,489.63 RUNNING A LINE DIVIDING FLORIDA FROM GEORGIA REQUISITIONED $3,745.80 RENDERED $3,745.80 to aid the creeks in their removal west of the mississippi per act twentieth may eighteen twenty six requisitioned twenty nine thousand eighty dollars and eighty two cents rendered two dollars and fifty cents leaving twenty nine thousand seventy eight dollars and thirty two cents act for the relief of the florida indians requisition twelve thousand seven hundred and fifty dollars and twenty-five cents rendered twelve thousand seven hundred and fifty dollars and twenty-five cents treaty with choctaws and chickasaws per act twentieth may eighteen twenty six requisitioned two thousand four hundred and forty five dollars and thirty seven cents rendered two thousand four hundred and forty five dollars and thirty seven cents Treaty with the Creeks of 26 January 1826, per Act of 22 May 1826.

Requisitioned $96,472.51.

Rendered $14,081.58. Leaving $82,390.93.

Proceeds of Lands Reserved for Choctaw Schools, under 7th Article of Treaty of 18th October, 1820.

Requisitioned $7,104.40, rendered $833.83, leaving $6,270.57.

This is the story of the one.

Why does England...

Because you spent some time in there talking about treaties and dates, the Treaty of 1648, a number of other things.

Share something with us about the inter-European dynamics, this struggle between, as you're pointing it now, between England and the Dutch.

But there are other countries involved in part of that picture.

Requisitioned, $29,080.82.

Rendered, $2.50. Leaving, $29,078.32. act for the relief of the florida indians requisition twelve thousand seven hundred and fifty dollars and twenty-five cents rendered twelve thousand seven hundred and fifty dollars and twenty-five cents treaty with choctaws and chickasaws per act twentieth may eighteen twenty six requisition two thousand four hundred and forty five dollars and thirty seven cents rendered two thousand four hundred and forty five dollars and thirty seven cents Treaty with the Creeks of 26 January 1826, per Act of 22 May 1826.

Requisitioned $96,472.51.

Rendered $14,081.58. Leaving $82,390.93.

Proceeds of Lands Reserved for Choctaw Schools, under 7th Article of Treaty of 18th October, 1820.

Requisitioned $7,104.40, rendered $833.83, leaving $6,270.57.

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