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This subcategory contains 21 links Original document. Algerciras Conference, 1906 (7545 total words in this text) (read: 146 times) GENERAL ACT of the Algeciras Conference relating to the Affairs of Morocco (Great Britain, Austria-Hungary, Belgium, France, Germany, Italy, Morocco, Netherlands, Portugal, Russia, Spain, Sweden, United States). Signed at Algeciras, April 7, 1906. List with some payment noted. British Order in Council, for the regulation of British Consular Jurisdiction in Morocco. Osborne, February 4, 1875 Spanish text. Translation. Convention as to Cape Spartel Lighthouse between the United States, Austria, Belgium, France, Great Britain, Italy, the Netherlands, Portugal ,Spain, Sweden and Norway, And Morocco Convention between Great Britain and Morocco relative to a Loan to be raised in London by Morocco, signed at Tangier, 24 October 1861 Convention Between Morocco and Spain extending the Limits of Melilla etc., signed at Tetuan, 24 August 1859. Spanish text. Convention as to Protection in Morocco Between the United States, Germany, Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Spain, France, Great Britain, Italy, the Netherlands, Portugal, Sweden and Norway and Morocco Signed at Paris, October 3, 1904. Translated original document. 1804-1911. Archives Diplomatiques de Nantes Tanger, A 115 - a 15/2 "Correspondance de l'Agence Consulaire de T‚touan, 1849-1855," bundle for 1855, draft of letter [ Charles Jagerschmidt, Charg‚ d'Affaires of France in Tangier] to Muhammad al-Hadary 1 May 1855 Photographs from the Lafayette Collection General links for Morocco. From Arab Net translation of the original. Information supplied by K Kjoelsen, Head of the Archives and Library, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Asiatisk Plads 2, DK-1488, Kobenhavn K, DENMARK Source: except where indicated, Kingdom of Sweden, Utrikesdepartementets Kalender 1990 (Stockholm 1990) 314-315. Treaty of Peace between the United States and Morocco, Meknes, 16 September 1836 1791-1933 |
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