Precautions by the United States for the safety of Americans during the Syrian insurrection61
61. Continued from Foreign Relations, 1925, vol. ii, pp. 105–127.
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[97] The Consul at Damascus (Keeley) to the Secretary of State
Damascus, March 3,
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[98] The Consul at Beirut (Knabenshue) to the Secretary of State
Beirut, March 9,
1926.
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Damascus, May 18,
1926.
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