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2019_Fargher_James_1014712_ethesis.pdf - 3 views

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  Warships were a necessity expand ones control of the Eastern coastal ports, as warships represents power
  
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- mpho221178763 on 26 Apr 23
  
  Warships were used as protection the the east African ports. If a country did not have them yet they owned ports, it gave rivals an opportunity to try and take them away.
  
  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Warships were used as protection the the east African ports. If a country did not have them yet they owned ports, it gave rivals an opportunity to try and take them away.</div>
  
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In the summer of that year, HMS Lynx, a gunboat normally assigned to anti-slavery patrols, reported to the Aden Resident that a large number of Italian warships had been sighted outside of Assab. 214 As her captain had discovered, one of these vessels, the frigate Rapido, carried an expedition from the Italian Geographical Society which would be carrying out a survey in the hinterlands outside of Assab. 2
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Maintaining the status quo in the Red Sea was a different matter.
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‘to afford protection to British subjects in case of need.
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300px-Preuss_Kriegskorvette_Augusta_(IZ_43-1864_S_77) Turkish Warship - 3 views

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This image is of a warship that the Turks brought to Somali, as to intimidate other countries who competed to control the Sultans ports.

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">This image is of a warship that the Turks brought to Somali, as to intimidate other countries who competed to control the Sultans ports.</div>

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mpho221178763 on 26 Apr 23

Clearly Somali had no other option but allow Turkish Ships to do trading on their ports as they did not have such weapons to use for resistance.

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The French Flag in Zanzibar Waters 1860s-1900s: Abolition and Imperial Rivalry in the W... - 2 views

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  Again, a warship (gunship) was helpful to perform an agreement on the the ownership of one of the ports that resided on the Sultanate regions.
  
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- mpho221178763 on 26 Apr 23
  
  Warships were usually owned by countries from outside Africa as guns were imported into Africa through these ports at the Red Sea.
  
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Hereafter, theH.M.SLondon, a two-decker 90-gun ship of 205 feet with thirteen small boatsattached to her, was stationed close to the island until 1884.75Thanks to thepresence of the old gunboat which had served during the Crimean War, theTHE JOURNAL OF IMPERIAL AND COMMONWEALTH HISTORY53
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Imperialism Ancient and Modern: a study of British attitudes to the claims to Sovereign... - 2 views

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  With the assumption that the Egyptian also own the ports, they chose to send their warship (gunboat) to make it clear that they are rightfully theirs. Luckily there was no battle as it would have been devastating with such power of gunboats at that time.
  
  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">With the assumption that the Egyptian also own the ports, they chose to send their warship (gunboat) to make it clear that they are rightfully theirs. Luckily there was no battle as it would have been devastating with such power of gunboats at that time.</div>
  
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mpho221178763 on 26 Apr 23

Gunboats were owned by the superpowers of the 1800s which then were used to bully East African coastal countries and strip them of their control of their ports. Europeans even disliked the idea of them having to be taxed by the natives for products they were trading at these port. Gunboats where used as to remind Eastern coastal African countries that Europeans had more power than them.

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Gunboats were owned by the superpowers of the 1800s which then were used to bully East African coastal countries and strip them of their control of their ports. Europeans even disliked the idea of them having to be taxed by the natives for products they were trading at these port. Gunboats where used as to remind Eastern coastal African countries that Europeans had more power than them.</div>

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Vol. 687 East Coast of Africa IOR/R/20/A/439 - Document - Nineteenth Century Collection... - 1 views

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Page 371, speaks on the conflicts that Britain, Egypt, France and Turkey had amongst each other for the control of Berbera the port. The used Gunboats as a sign of their power in order to intimidate one another. Even with the Turks ruling Zeila, they had to still use the advantages they had to control this Port.

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Page 371, speaks on the conflicts that Britain, Egypt, France and Turkey had amongst each other for the control of Berbera the port. The used Gunboats as a sign of their power in order to intimidate one another. Even with the Turks ruling Zeila, they had to still use the advantages they had to control this Port.</div>

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