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This project provides the texts of major pieces of legislation that governed the rural land regime in Palestine between the years 1918 and 1948, and some context for that legislation by making accessible the major reports and memorandum produced by British officials during that period.

Key selection of facsimile original British Government documents detailing the history of Oman between 1867 and 1960.

Records of events and political assessments of their significance, Gulf States 1907-1953.

A virtually complete set of this rare journal: a remarkable and important document in the history of Arab-Islamic politics.

Each issue of the Persian Gulf Gazette contains reports covering Bahrain, Kuwait Qatar, the Trucial Shaikhdoms, Muscat & Oman.

These intelligence handbooks provide detailed descriptions of the regions, settlements, routes and inhabitants of the Arabian Peninsula and Gulf.

A full, splendidly illustrated, geographic encyclopaedia of the culture and civilisation of the Near and Middle East.

Complete sets of annual trade reports for Bahrain, Kuwait, Muscat, and Bushire, from the early twentieth century.

Documents political and territorial changes within and between states bordering or linked with the Red Sea, including islands and European colonies.

A selection of British government records relating to the creation of OPEC in 1960.

Key selection of British government documents detailing the history and development of Kuwait between 1966 and 1971.

A documentary history of the city of Jerusalem from 1917-1971.

A collection of annual British political reports on the former Yugoslavia, supplemented with additional material providing continuity and filling gaps.

This study presents an account of the exercise of extraterritorial jurisdiction by Britain in the Arab Gulf States during the period before they gained full sovereignty and independence. The material is based on the author's original research among the juridical records of the British Court for Bahrain and on interviews with judges and lawyers of the period.

Key selection of British government documents detailing the history and development of Kuwait from 1899 to 1961.

Collection of documents covering the first complete survey of the Gulf coast by the Bombay Marine.

The records of the various British government departments represented here provide by far the most extensive and complete survey of the evolution of territorial affairs in Arabia and the Gulf. They will certainly form the core of any future legal debate focusing upon the historical aspects of any one of the region's boundaries on land or sea.

A study of Turkey's relations with Arab states during the formulation and eventual collapse of the Baghdad Pact.

A history of diplomacy in the Middle East while recording the great events and cycles of Arab political development.

The documents in this collection describe in detail the history of Montenegro, first as the independent principality and later as the sovereign state. There is extensive correspondence between the British Government in London, and the Embassy in Constantinople, and directly with Prince Nicholas in Cettigne; naturally a large proportion of the documents are concentrated around 1878. These documents form an invaluable first-hand research base for the study of this politically important state and in his introduction the former Montenegrin President Milo Djukanvic recommends this work to the research community as well as to the broader readership.

A comprehensive selection of original British government documents detailing the history and development of Bahrain between 1961 and 1965.

A comprehensive collection of surveys, charts and plans of Bahrain and the surrounding waters and islands.

Documentary evidence of the history, development and decline of the great traditional industry of the Persian Gulf.

A comprehensive collection of treaties and agreements relating to the Persian Gulf and Arabian peninsula.

A sequence of key documents selected from the extensive archive material relating to the Buraimi dispute.

A key selection of British government documents detailing the history and development of the United Arab Emirates from 1820 to 1960.

Source material covering the geographical and political limits of Palestine up to the end of the British Mandate in 1947.

The single most important reference source for tracing the origins of contemporary maritime disputes in the Gulf.