The strangling of Persia; a story of the European diplomacy and oriental intrigue that resulted in the denationalization of twelve million Mohammedans, a personal narrative . derer, and hadwaxed wealthy by stealing from the poor, often starving peopleof the city, so no great injustice was, perhaps, done, but the in-terpretation put by my young Persian friend on his untimelyend gave me quite a shock. From that time on the control ofthe bread became much easier. The afternoon of November 29 an unusual incident occurredin the Medjlis. The Premier, Samsamus-Saltana, after leav-ing the Regents pala
The strangling of Persia; a story of the European diplomacy and oriental intrigue that resulted in the denationalization of twelve million Mohammedans, a personal narrative . derer, and hadwaxed wealthy by stealing from the poor, often starving peopleof the city, so no great injustice was, perhaps, done, but the in-terpretation put by my young Persian friend on his untimelyend gave me quite a shock. From that time on the control ofthe bread became much easier. The afternoon of November 29 an unusual incident occurredin the Medjlis. The Premier, Samsamus-Saltana, after leav-ing the Regents palace went to the Parliament to present forapproval a new Cabinet which he had formed. Among thenames was that of Mutashamus-Saltana, designated as Minis-ter of Justice. Even deputies long accustomed to approvingministers of threadbare reputation revolted at this. ThePremier had been growing very friendly with the RussianLegation and his insistence, against the advice of his colleagues,on having Mutashamus-Saltana in the Cabinet was due to thelatters close relations with well-known Russian emissaries andproteges. When the aged Premier in reading his list of names came to. H<i03o o 0 H 1S3 3H g 03S 5 <! O <s nS3 g 03H ?§ s * << S3 i-l P
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