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A Professor Extraordinary: E. G. Browne and His Persian Campaign 1908–1913*

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  11 February 2009

David McLean
David McLean
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Pembroke College, Cambridge
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The Historical Journal , Volume 21 , Issue 2 , June 1978 , pp. 399 - 408
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Copyright © Cambridge University Press 1978

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2 Memorandum by Norman, 28 December 1911, Public Record Office, London, F.O. 371/1439.

3 Smart to Browne, 14 August and 5 December 1907, Browne papers, file: letters from Persia 1905–9.

4 Smart to Browne, 16 July and 10 September 1908, B.P. letters from Persia 1905–9.

5 Churchill to Browne, 24 November 1911, Browne papers in the Cambridge University Library, file: letters from Persia 1910–15, Add. MSS 7604 (23).

6 Spring-Rice to Browne, 5 November 1907, B.P. letters from Persia 1905–9.

7 Shuster to Browne, 20 and 29 November 1911, B.P. correspondence with W. M. Shuster.

8 Moore to Browne, 11 February 1909, B.P. correspondence with W. A. Moore.

9 Cowan to Browne, 3 July 1908, B.P. letters from Persia 1905–9.

10 Moore to Browne, 29 April 1911, B.P. C.U.L. Add. MSS 7604 (15).

11 Moore to Browne, 13 August 1910, B.P. C.U.L. Add. MSS 7604 (120).

12 Smart to Browne, 10 September 1908 and 9 Feb. 1909, B.P. letters from Persia 1905–9.

13 Browne to Grey with minute by Norman, 23 August 1912, F.O. 371/1424.

14 Dillon to Browne, 7 August 1911, B.P. correspondence with J. Dillon.

15 Minute by Mallet on a parliamentary question proposed by Dillon, 26 April 1910, F.O. 371/954.

16 Ponsonby to Browne, 20 June 1910, B.P. correspondence with A. Ponsonby.

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