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Journal of the

Royal Central Asian Society

VOL. XXV JULY, .938 PART 111

CONTENTS
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OFFICERS AND COUNCIL - - 346
NOTICES 347
THE PERSIAN GULF. By Lieut.-Colonel G. Dalyell
OF THE BlNNS - 349
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CENTRAL ASIA. By Professor W. Filchner ' 3^
SIAM AND THE PROBLEMS OF THE FAR EAST. By
Colonel F. Bernard, Legion d’Honneur ' 385
SOME PROBLEMS OF A SEPARATED BURMA. By
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Sir Hugh Stephenson, G.C.I.E. - 400
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COTTAGE INDUSTRIES: WITH SPECIAL REFER­
ENCE TO BURMESE LACQUER. By A. P. Morris 416
THE LANGUAGE REFORM IN TURKEY. By A. A.
Pallis -------- 439
THE FRENCH ARCHAEOLOGICAL DELEGATION
TO AFGHANISTAN (Short Notes on the Film) - 446
ECONOMIC SITUATION OF THE TRANS-JORDAN
TRIBES. By Major J. B. Glubb, O.B.E., M.C. - - 448
REVIEWS:
Nadir Shah, 460; Crescent and the Rose, 464.
Survey of International Affairs, 466; International
Tramps, 469; Crucial Problem of Imperial Development,
470; Speeches and Documents on International Affairs, 470.
Taxation in Egypt from Augustus to Diocletian, 471;
Kemal Ataturk, 473; Unite Syrienne et Devenir Arabe, 474;
Department of Migration, Palestine, Annual Report, 476;
\ The Blood Feud, 477; Partition of Palestine, 478.
Wisdom of the Qu’ran, 479; Bektashi Order of Dervishes, •A
: 481 j Search for Tomorrow, 483.
Import Trade of India, 484; Land of No Regrets, 485.
Pashto in Latin Characters, 486.
Chinese Evergreen, 487; Chinese Calligraphy, 487; Chinese
Philosophy, 488; China, Body and Soul, 4S8; The Lady and
the Panda, 489.
National Faith of Japan, 490; BuddhistSects of Japan, 491;
Tokugawa Japan, 492; Where are you going, Japan? 493.
Turkey Illustrated, 494; Georgica, 495; Hussain : an Enter­
tainment, 496.
Stephen Herbert Lang don, 1867-1937, 496.
OBITUARY 1 _ - 498
CORRESPONDENCE 500

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