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                                      CHAPTER XIII.
                      British relations with the Truoial Chiefs, 1873—1905.
              Sections.                                             PaBAQB AFH9.
                (i)  Sluvo Trade .....                             . 148-149
               (ii)  Arms Trade .....                              . 150
               (iii)  Maritime Irregularities, 1873—1834- .        . 151—154
               (iv)  Per.'-im activity on the Arab Coast, 1887-1888 : agreements obtained
                   from the Chiefs by the Kesident .   ...... . 155—101
               (v)  Intrigues of M. Chapuy on tho Pirate Coast. Treaties with the
                   Trucial Chiefs, 1S92                            . 162—167
               (vi)  Signing by new Chiefs of agreements entered into by their pre­
                   decessors    ........                           .  168—169
              (vii)  Journey of Major Cox from the Pirate Coast to Maskat, 1902  . 170-175
              (viii) British relations with Pirate Chiefs   ....   . 176—177
               (is) Claims of certain Trucial Chiefs against tho Persian Government:
                   tho right of the British representative to act for them, 1903  . 178—181
               (x)  Status of the Arab States for the purposes of article II of the Anglo-
                   Persian Declaration of 9th February 1903        . 1S2—187
               (xi)  Visit of Lord Curzon to the Pirate Coast and the Darbar of the
                   Trucial Chiefs at Shargali, November 1903   .   . 188—189
               (xii)  Wreck of a boat under the French flag in the territory of (he Sheikh
                   of Dcbai. Communication of the terms of the Treaty of
                   1892 to the Freuch Government, 1901   .   .     . 190—192
              (siii) Offer of one Dr. 1‘ffendi to make important disclosures affecting
                   British prestige on the Pirate Coa6t            . 192A—192B.
              (xiv) Refusal of an offer made by Ilerr Toeppen to secure an Anglo-
                   Indian Protectorate o\er an uuarmed Chief on the Pirate Coast,
                   1904....................................................................................................  193—194

                                      CHAPTER XIV.
          Persian relations with tue Arab Chteps on the Pirate Coast: Distinctive Trucial
                                     Flag, 1899—1905.
               (i) Capture of Lingah from its Joasmi Sheikh. Persian complaints about
                   the Sheikh of Ris-ul-Khima harbouring the exiled Sheikh of
                   Lingah and companions aud his alleged iuteution to attack Liugah,
                   1899-1900                                       . 196—200
              (ii) Intrigue of the Darya Begi, Governor of Bushire, with the Chief of
                   Abu Tbabi. Adoption by the latter of a green flag. Measures
                   for adoption of the Trucial flag by the Arab Chiefs aud their
                   subjects                                        . 201—207
                                       APPENDIX.

                          Genealogical Tables of the Trucial Chiefs.
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