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        31.  R/15/1/294, Political Agent Bahrain to Assistant Political Agent Bahrain,
           iH Sep 1937.
        32.  L/P&S/12/3837, PZ8241/37, Political Resident to Longrigg, 10 Dee
           •937-
        33.  Ibid., PZ3549/38, Political Resident to India Office, 13 May 1938.
        34.  Ibid., PZ470/39, Assistant Political Agent Bahrain to Officiating Political
           Resident, 21 Dee 1938. Enclosed in Political Resident to India Office,
           9 Jan 1939-
        35.  Ibid., PZ2945/39, minutes of meeting held with representatives of Petro­
           leum Concessions and Political Agent Bahrain, 27-9 Apr 1939. Enclosed
           in Longrigg to India Office, 10 May 1939.


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         1.  K. G. Fcnclon, The United Arab Emirates, (London, 1973) p. 61.
         2.  L/P&S/12/3827, PZ5710/31, Political Resident to Government of India,
           31 July 1931.
         3.  Ibid., PZ6337/31, Political Resident to Government of India, 3 Sep
           ■931-
         4.  Ibid., PZ6637/34, Political Resident to Government of India, 24 Oct
            1934 (telegram), first part.
         5.  Ibid., second part.
         6.  Ibid., PZ694/33, memorandum from HMS Lupin, 4 Nov 1934.
         7.  For example, a report from Dubai had it that in November 1935
            Rashid bin Butti was crossing the creek of Dubai with a number
            of people; he was talking with someone from Sharjah, whom lie suddenly
            threw into the sea and beat severely. Rashid's victim reported the
            incident to Shaykh Sa‘id, but never received a reply. (R/i5/2/1865,
            ‘News Report’ (Sharjah), no. 22 of 1935.)
         8.  Ibid., ‘News Report’ (Sharjah), no. 2 of 1936.
         9.  Ibid., ‘News Report’ (Sharjah), no. 19 of 1936.
         10. Five days later, on 19 October, Maktum bin Rashid hit one of Sa‘id
            bin Butti’s men who was on duty as a night guard. Sa‘id bin Maktum
            was not in Dubai at the time, so the uali complained to Sa‘id’s
            son Rashid, who decided to put off the matter till his father’s return. (Ibid..
            ‘News Report’ (Sharjah), no. 20 of 1936.)
          1. Ibid.,  News Report’ (Sharjah), no. 13 of 1936.
         12.  Between March 1937 and March 1938, forty-seven slaves, mostly from
            Dubai, were set free (R/15/1/227, Political Agent Bahrain to Political
            Resident, 17 Mar 1938 (telegram)).
         13.  L/P&S/12/2198, PZ2145/38, Political Resident to India Office, 21 Mar
            I938-
         14.  R/15/1/227, Political Agent Bahrain to Political Resident, 15 Mar 1938
            (telegram).
         15.  L/P&S/12/2198, PZ2145/38, Political Resident to India Office, 21 Mar
            '938.
         16.  Available in R/15/1/227, 25 Mar 1938.
         17.  Rais Muhammad Rasul finally- left on 26 March, and Khalaf ‘Ali
            Zamani left on 8 April (L/P&S/12/2198, PZ2855/38, Political Agent
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