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Russia's Other Boundaries

Russia's Other Boundaries Footnotes 1 R. Rahul, “China's other boundaries”, Australian Journal of Politics and History (Brisbane, Vol. IX, 1963), pp 150‐66. 2 Edward Hertslet, The map of Europe by treaty (London, 1875), Vol. Ill, pp 2030‐32. 3 W. E. D. Allen and Paul Muratoff, Caucasian battlefields (Cambridge, U.K., 1953), p 23. 4 Hertslet, op. cit., Vol. II, pp 813‐23. 5 Ibid, pp 936‐40. 6 Ibid, pp 1250‐65. 7 (i) Daily News (London), February 1877 and (ii) Edmund Ollier, Illustrated history of the Russo‐Turkish war (London, 1896), Vol. I, pp 189 and 387. 8 Hertslet, op, cit., Vol. II, pp 1323‐24. 9 Ibid (London, 1891), Vol. IV, pp 2672‐96. 10 Ibid, pp 2957 and 2983‐89. 11 (i) Text in Current History (New York), Vol. XVII (November 1922), pp 277‐79 and 769‐70, (ii) British and foreign state papers, 1923, part II (London, 1926), Vol. 118, pp 990‐96 and (iii) Jane Degras (ed.), Soviet documents on foreign policy (London. 1952), Vol. II, pp 117‐18. 12 Degras, op. cit., pp 147‐52. 13 Ibid, pp 325‐33. 14 C. U. Aitchison, A collection of treaties, engagements and sanads relating to India and neighbouring countries (Calcutta, 1933), Vol. 13, Appendix V, pp xv‐xviii and Appendix VII, pp http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Australian Journal of Politics and History Wiley

Russia's Other Boundaries

RAHUL, R.
Australian Journal of Politics and History , Volume 11 (1) – Apr 1, 1965
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Copyright © 1965 Wiley Subscription Services, Inc., A Wiley Company
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10.1111/j.1467-8497.1965.tb00412.x
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Footnotes 1 R. Rahul, “China's other boundaries”, Australian Journal of Politics and History (Brisbane, Vol. IX, 1963), pp 150‐66. 2 Edward Hertslet, The map of Europe by treaty (London, 1875), Vol. Ill, pp 2030‐32. 3 W. E. D. Allen and Paul Muratoff, Caucasian battlefields (Cambridge, U.K., 1953), p 23. 4 Hertslet, op. cit., Vol. II, pp 813‐23. 5 Ibid, pp 936‐40. 6 Ibid, pp 1250‐65. 7 (i) Daily News (London), February 1877 and (ii) Edmund Ollier, Illustrated history of the Russo‐Turkish war (London, 1896), Vol. I, pp 189 and 387. 8 Hertslet, op, cit., Vol. II, pp 1323‐24. 9 Ibid (London, 1891), Vol. IV, pp 2672‐96. 10 Ibid, pp 2957 and 2983‐89. 11 (i) Text in Current History (New York), Vol. XVII (November 1922), pp 277‐79 and 769‐70, (ii) British and foreign state papers, 1923, part II (London, 1926), Vol. 118, pp 990‐96 and (iii) Jane Degras (ed.), Soviet documents on foreign policy (London. 1952), Vol. II, pp 117‐18. 12 Degras, op. cit., pp 147‐52. 13 Ibid, pp 325‐33. 14 C. U. Aitchison, A collection of treaties, engagements and sanads relating to India and neighbouring countries (Calcutta, 1933), Vol. 13, Appendix V, pp xv‐xviii and Appendix VII, pp

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