Memorandum by Sir W. Lee-Warner on the Lease to France of a Coaling Station in Muskat Territory - Statement of our Case (Political No. 1837/99). · bibliographie

Memorandum by Sir W. Lee-Warner on the Lease to France of a Coaling Station in Muskat Territory - Statement of our Case (Political No. 1837/99).

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Delcasée, Théophile, et East India Company. 1899. Memorandum by Sir W. Lee-Warner on the Lease to France of a Coaling Station in Muskat Territory - Statement of Our Case (Political No. 1837 99)., bibliographie, consulté le 3 avril 2025, https://ibadica.org/s/bibliographie/item/39612

Titre: Memorandum by Sir W. Lee-Warner on the Lease to France of a Coaling Station in Muskat Territory - Statement of our Case (Political No. 1837/99).
Créateur: Delcasée,, Théophile Voir tous les contenus avec cette valeur; East India Company Voir tous les contenus avec cette valeur
Sujet: Relations -- Oman -- France Voir tous les contenus avec cette valeur
Résumé: A memorandum describing how it had emerged that the Sultan of Muskat had granted the French a concession to establish a coaling station on his territory, and stating that the Sultan had only produced the text of the concession upon threat of bombardment by the British. The memorandum goes on to describe the French Government's agreement to withdraw the concession, as it contravened a Treaty of 1862 in which the Sultan pledged not to lease any part of his territory to either Power, and notes the French Government's continuing desire to establish a coaling station on the same terms as the British. The memorandum concludes with a quotation from newspaper, reproducing a statement in the House of Commons regarding the events. The memorandum is written by Sir William Lee-Warner. The Times A memorandum describing how it had emerged that the Sultan of Muskat had granted the French a concession to establish a coaling station on his territory, and stating that the Sultan had only produced the text of the concession upon threat of bombardment by the British. The memorandum goes on to describe the French Government's agreement to withdraw the concession, as it contravened a Treaty of 1862 in which the Sultan pledged not to lease any part of his territory to either Power, and notes the French Government's continuing desire to establish a coaling station on the same terms as the British. The memorandum concludes with a quotation from newspaper, reproducing a statement in the House of Commons regarding the events. The memorandum is written by Sir William Lee-Warner.
Date: 1899-03-07
Langue: eng
uri: https://www.qdl.qa/en/archive/81055/vdc_100000000833.0x000146
Source: British Library: India Office Records and Private Papers Voir tous les contenus avec cette valeur; Qatar Digital Library Voir tous les contenus avec cette valeur
lccn: IOR/L/PS/18/B119
Droits: Open Government Licence

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