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Title: The Saturday evening post
Year: 1839 (1830s)
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Publisher: Philadelphia : G. Graham
Contributing Library: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
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e upon the good will with which itis undertaken by both sides. We havesincere intentions, for our part, of workingit in the best interests of Persia and ofeverybodys foreign trade. We have nomonopoly of anything in the agreement.We want the Belgians to stay, and theSwedes, so long as they are prepared toserve on equal terms. We have no inten-tion of plastering the country with English-men, though, as you know, there are manydemobilized at home who need work. Allwe want, since we are paying a good dealin men and money and trouble, is to beconsulted. There were two questions I wanted toask the British minister. The first was whythe agreement had been made in secret. Sir Percy replied promptly and frankly:Because Persia is full of political wire-pullers. Every man of them wants to getsomething for himself. When this projectwas first proposed we had to proceedquietly to bring it off at all, otherwisethere would have been endless pointless(Continued on Page 77) THE SATURDAY EVENING POST 75
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