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                                                                 Tilt PAUACIi .
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                                                                   Manama
                         irv* Ji^s ° o' it9"
                                                                July 9  y  1951.
                                               To
             ij^Sj a« LWJ I v   I J? i I J I       His Excellency The Political
                                                     Resident in tho Persian
                  I      o' o**jkJ*
             f                                           Gulf, Bahrain.
                                                             >
                   flUl1    p)LJI, i< -»aJI    After compliments:
                                                  I have tho honour to acknow­
                   L>o JUil o1 j I
             iS^yf ' £/ 3-----f-^1 L_^ p X-i—t  -7-  ledge receipt of your letter of
                       A-Jl    V I '  no 1     tho 9th July 1951.   I note that
               c. l_ \f___l VI, O I jl-aUJI    on the basis of tho existing treat
                                               ies and engagements Ills Majesty's
            P---U->-    1 li LS   j L-.I jO----*  Government regard my state as be­
                                               ing undor thoir protection, which
                  u 3—p—-V ^ if—*< d J—1 ^
                    o I 1 U——I i—J—J/ j—J      means that they accept responsibi­
                            I---i- * I   ^ I   lity to protect it against any
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              ftjl) *-*J L-L^ r-» 1  -b l-JU \S  external aggression in tho same
              i/ Lix-i if i5 1—i Iaj O j ■■* *1   I  manner as any British Territory

             ;__ i_ U—i ,._ji ;—*              and that they also rogard my sub­
                                               jects as British Protected Persons
             CjIjIJI o> p—,—»•—* *—m ij .
                     b- j .1 J I J-Al' yll *—}•>- J LaJI  and will protect their Interests
                p -A ^ »1. .) I '•L-l-J J u , — 1   *■  in foreign countries to the same
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                     Kfj\ • p—ik L. L* j y^Jk:   extent as they do those of their
                  » LI  if-y-f- 6—'*3  11  _J l i*«m  own nationals.  I am very grateful
                A——f l ■ .11) *_.» , .> .11 A A— A j—1   for this, and on my part I take

               jjJ     I__; I ■«!              this opportunity of assuring His
                  u> V—*- U v*- * /—**  l_^ l j «-» r*  Majesty's Government that I and
                  • 3 J y—jd I C. U 1 jv_J VI £  ■f  my successors will alv/ays faithfully
                  d-Sli J,A l>Lvis f L-AII o>,  observe all existing engagements.
                          • f I                   Usual ending.



                  A—lJ.>J I A. > ^ y IJ —w            Sulman bin Hamad A'lkhallfah.
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