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•|C- AdYlP0Pi: the contrpj. Qf the finances.
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eqijpatjop *pi the i&W coprts and the \
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His Highness emphatically. psseij»ted that he
coijld never countenance any action that
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' aimed at.disturbing.his relations with us-
and^it..was .unthintoble that he [would betray ;
the Adviser, who had served him and his
father before him so loyally, j,o a gang of
ignorant self-seekers, j
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4r Shaikh Salman further begged me not to
listen to Shi1 a complaints about their oppression
by the Hahrain Government and the A]. Khalifah,
(From this point His Highness seemed more concerned
to defend himself against a charge if partiality n.
i.whfcn wotd inking q Wan ytf.'
■ to1 deal with' fga^lng between the communities,) ■■.% ;'A .
The Shi'a.in Bahrain, he said, enjoved a.far mope./,.-
■ .1 /favourable ;i
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