Title: The Persian Gulf historical summaries, 1907-1953
Description: Structure and contents: PG 4 (1908).-- 1. General summary. -- 2. Political: Muscat - Trucial Chiefs - Bahrein - El Katr - the Wahabees - Turkey and Koweit - Mohammerah - Persia - Basidu - Abu Musa, Tamb and Sirri-- 3. Commerce: the Pearl Fisheries - Trade Statistics and German Competition - Lighthouses - British Cables. -- 4.Conclusion, Appendices, Bibliography. Structure and contents: PG 13 (1928) Historical chapters Part I - Period before the War (1907-14): The Ottoman Empire - Persia - Nejd. Part II - Period of the War (1914-19). Part III - Post-war period (1918-28): Iraq - Persia - Arabia - Mohammerah. Political control in the Gulf: Arrangements prior to and since 1921. -- Regional chapters Muscat, 1908-28: Administration - History - Internal history - The Oman Rebellion - Foreign relations - Miscellaneous questions - Oil. Bahrain, 1908-28: Administration - Internal history - Oil - External relations - Relations with Persia; with Ibn Saud - Summary. Kuwait, 1908-28; Administration - Kuwait affairs - Internal questions - Oil - External questions - Boundary questions with Nejd and Iraq - Summary. The Trucial Chiefs, 1908-28: Internal history - Oil - External developments - Relations with Ibn Saud; with Persia - Summary. El Katr, 1908-16: History and status of islands and territories, including Tamb, Little Tamb, Abu Musa, Sirri, Henjam, Basidu. -- General chapters Review of other matters, including: Wireless stations in the Gulf - Air communications - Slavery - Lighting and buoying - Quarantine control - Arms traffic - Smuggling- Oil interests - Trade - Persian coasting trade.
Subjects: Politics and government, Sources, Foreign relations, Persian gulf region, history, History
Places: Great Britain, Persian Gulf Region