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Mohammad Abdulla,Johannes Hirth,Gerd Stummelvement in the plot, paid for it with his eyesight. While the Porte feared an invasion once the Indian campaign was over, Nader Shah instead moved to quell some rebellious Uzbeks, and sent an ambassador to Constantinople with a list of demands concerning Islamic doctrine and attacks on Iranian pilgrims to Mecca.

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,Nader Shah’s Last Years (1741–1748),lvement in the plot, paid for it with his eyesight. While the Porte feared an invasion once the Indian campaign was over, Nader Shah instead moved to quell some rebellious Uzbeks, and sent an ambassador to Constantinople with a list of demands concerning Islamic doctrine and attacks on Iranian pilgrims to Mecca.

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,From the Reign of Shah Soltan Hoseyn to the Accession of Shah Ashraf (1712–1726),hans for their brutal attack on Shah Soltan Hoseyn’s governor two years earlier, was annihilated. Neither occurrence seems to have been reported in the American press, but the following year, so far as the research conducted for this book has been able to determine, the first newspaper article conce

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,The Career of Nader Shah, Up to and Including the Conquest of India (1736–1741),as made on the Ottoman side to secure peace with the new leader. This was complicated, however, by Nader Shah’s demands of a religious, doctrinal nature, which greatly exercised the Ottoman clerical élite. Meanwhile, in St. Petersburg, Nader Shah’s ambassador was forced to concede that it had not be

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,Nader Shah’s Last Years (1741–1748),lvement in the plot, paid for it with his eyesight. While the Porte feared an invasion once the Indian campaign was over, Nader Shah instead moved to quell some rebellious Uzbeks, and sent an ambassador to Constantinople with a list of demands concerning Islamic doctrine and attacks on Iranian pilgr