England's Trouble in the Far East
England faces complications as the Afghan ameer dominates Asiatic diplomacy. Nasr Allah Khan visits London, shaping ties with British society, while the ameer's displeasure over court manners and royal visits tests England’s influence and long-held aims in the region.
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England
Far East
Ameer
Afghanistan
Nasr Allah Khan
London
Worcheater House
Park Lane
Holford
Prince of Wales
Salt
Afghanistan Ameer's Powerand Persia Rivalry Shapes Region
Afghanistan under Abdur Rahman Khan built wealth and power through agricultural exports and textile industries while fortifying borders and aligning with Britain. Russia sought an Indian Ocean route but Afghanistan opposed, fostering a strong allyship with England and a wary stance toward Russia and Persia. The ameer's bold diplomacy and military posture elevated Afghanistan's status in 19th century geopolitics.
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Russia
Abdur Rahman Khani
Ameer
Afghanistan
God
England
Persia
Iran
Indian Ocean
India
Home Industries
Beloochistan
Arabia
Turkey
Coun
Jana
Russian
Yusufzia
Colin Mackenzie
Cabal
Mohammed Bieve
Heaven
Earth
Christ
Mohammed
Verifying Farm Schedules to Ensure Census Accuracy
The census office plans months of verification for farm schedules to clean errors from farmers reports. Rules will guide clerks on acceptable yields by region, with heavy emphasis on cross checks and correspondence to uncover true farming intentions. The aim is a trustworthy farmer census through broad cooperation and careful verification.
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Washington
United States
L. G. Powers
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