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Letters to The mean in God’s sight, NASIR BIN-SAID BIN-ABDELLAH . No seal is appended to this signature. The defect is made good by the seal and signature of the Sultan to the ratifications following. G. P. B

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JOHN KIRK , Political Agent, Zanzibar to The mean in God’s sight, NASIR BIN-SAID BIN-ABDELLAH . No seal is appended to this signature. The defect is made good by the seal and signature of the Sultan to the ratifications following. G. P. B, June 5, 1873

From JOHN KIRK , Political Agent, Zanzibar
To The mean in God’s sight, NASIR BIN-SAID BIN-ABDELLAH . No seal is appended to this signature. The defect is made good by the seal and signature of the Sultan to the ratifications following. G. P. B
June 5, 1873

Treaty between Her Majesty and the Sultan of Zanzibar for the suppression of the slave-trade. [June 5, 1873] In the name of the Most High God, Her Majesty the Queen…

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Edw’d Thornton to The mean in God’s sight, NASIR BIN-SAID BIN-ABDELLAH . No seal is appended to this signature. The defect is made good by the seal and signature of the Sultan to the ratifications following. G. P. B, July 18, 1873

From Edw’d Thornton
To The mean in God’s sight, NASIR BIN-SAID BIN-ABDELLAH . No seal is appended to this signature. The defect is made good by the seal and signature of the Sultan to the ratifications following. G. P. B
July 18, 1873

No. 194. Sir Edward Thornton to Mr. Davis. Catskill Station, July 18, 1873. (Received July 19.) Sir: In compliance with an instruction which I have received from Lord Granville, I…

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