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CHAPTER XXXVI.
Affairs of the Gulf; Lieutenant MacLeod’s Report, 1823 . 297—299
CHAPTER XXXVII.
Question of allowing Pirate Chiefs to build forts 300—306
CHAPTER XXXVIII.
Governor’s ndvico to tho Tmam of Maskat and Sheikh of Bahrein
as rogards tho former’s claim for tribute, 1822 . . 307
CHAPTER XXXIX.
Intended seizure by Porsian authorities of Bandar Abbas. Tho
Imam's compromise of Persian claims . . . • • 308

Part VI.

British policy iu regard to Maskat and tho Maritime Arab
tribes, 1823-1833.
Introductory remarks . 309

CHAPTER XL.
British Policy in tho Persiau Gulf, 1828-1829—

(i) Important instructions to tho Resident 310
(ii) Explanation of articles IV and VIII of the Troaty of
1829 311
CHATTER XLI.
British Policy in regard to Maskat, 1820-1835 . 312—321
CHAPTER XLI—A.
British policy in regard to maritime disturbances caused by Imam
of Maskat iu proseoutions of his pretensions against Bahrein,
1828 ................................................................................................ 321A.—S21C.
CHAPTER XLI—B.
Sultan of Maskat’s Treaty with the United States of America, 821D—3210.
1833.
CHAPTER XLII.
Sultan bin Saggar’s enterprises, 1832-1838 322—836
CHAPTER XLIII.
The maritime truce and restriction of the sphoro of maritime
warfare—
(i) The maritime truce of 1885 . • . • . 337—345
(ii) Restriction of tho sphere of maritime war . • • 34G—353
(iii) The maritime truco, 1885-1813 . , , , 354—865