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Anchor text: Persian Gulf
Target Entity: Persian_Gulf
Preceding Context: Curzon later argued for an exclusive British presence in the
Succeeding Context: , a policy originally proposed by British politician John Malcolm. Indeed the British government was engaged in making agreements with local sheikhs/tribal leaders along the Persian Gulf coast to this end. Curzon was eventually successful in convincing his government to establish Britain as the unofficial protector of Kuwait (with the Anglo-Kuwaiti Agreement of 1899) and made the Lansdowne Declaration in 1903. This stated that the British would counter any other European power's attempt to establish a military presence in the Gulf.Only four years later this position was abandoned with the Anglo-Russian Agreement which declared the Persian Gulf a neutral zone. This 1907 agreement was approved by the British government after realizing the high economic cost of defending India from Russian advances.
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Source Page: George Curzon, 1st Marquess Curzon of Kedleston

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