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TABLE 16 The quantity of tea imported into Iran per UFC ( annual average ) 29 TABLE 18 The quantity of silk goods exported from Iran to India per UFC ( annual average ) 31 Annual average 1857-60 100 1861-65 74 1868-70 52 1871-75 51 ...
TABLE 16 The quantity of tea imported into Iran per UFC ( annual average ) 29 TABLE 18 The quantity of silk goods exported from Iran to India per UFC ( annual average ) 31 Annual average 1857-60 100 1861-65 74 1868-70 52 1871-75 51 ...
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Furthermore , it could also be argued that Iran's commercial policy was manipula- ted by the interests of these powerful partners via the activities of Russophiles and Anglophiles who enjoyed power within the state apparatus of Iran .
Furthermore , it could also be argued that Iran's commercial policy was manipula- ted by the interests of these powerful partners via the activities of Russophiles and Anglophiles who enjoyed power within the state apparatus of Iran .
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ern part of Iran.37 The Russian or British goods trad- ed in Iran were not subject to these constraints . The Russian and British merchants involved in Iran could effectively control supply in order to change market price as desired .
ern part of Iran.37 The Russian or British goods trad- ed in Iran were not subject to these constraints . The Russian and British merchants involved in Iran could effectively control supply in order to change market price as desired .
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The International Merv Project Preliminary Report on the Third Season 1994 | 31 |
Place and Throne in Persian by François de Blois | 38 |
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