Title: A Collection of Treaties, Engagements, and Sanads, Vol 11 Relating to India and Neighbouring Countries Containing the Treaties, Etc, Relating to Coasts, and Zanzibar Classic Reprint
Publisher: Forgotten Books
Publication Date: 2018
Language: English
ISBN 10: 1527892913
ISBN 13: 9781527892910
Binding: PAP
Condition: New
Weight: 698 grams

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Synopsis

Comprehensive collection of historical treaties and engagements

This volume presents the treaties, engagements, and related documents that shaped relations between Britain, the Ottoman Empire, and territories around India, the Gulf, and the Arabian coasts. It covers Turkish Arabia, Maskat, Aden, Zanzibar, and related areas, with primary documents arranged by region and topic. The edition is revised and continued to the late 19th century, offering authentic, primary-source material for researchers and readers interested in imperial diplomacy.

The book is organized in three parts, each focusing on a region and its diplomatic instruments. It includes narrative introductions, followed by the actual texts of treaties, engagements, deeds, and correspondence. The collection aims to illuminate how trade, sovereignty, and protection agreements operated across enclaves and ports in the region.
What you’ll experience

Full-text treaty documents spanning commerce, protection, and navigation across Maskat, Aden, Zanzibar, and Turkish Arabia.
Chronological framing with narrative context to understand the balance of power and trade routes.
A source-rich reference for students, historians, and policy researchers exploring 19th-century diplomacy.

Key contents you’ll encounter

Treaties and engagements relating to Turkish Arabia, Maskat, Aden, and adjacent coasts.
Agreements, conventions, and protectorate arrangements across Aden, Lahej, Abdali, and related sultanates.
Telegraph and communication agreements, slave-trade provisions, and maritime ad hoc arrangements.
Appendices and notes that help situate each document within the broader diplomatic landscape.

Ideal for readers of diplomatic history, imperial era archives, and researchers requiring primary-source material on Britain’s relationships in the Indian Ocean theater.

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