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If British subjects had offspring born in Sinkiang in the third generation, one may wonder if they could become British Indians. British Aksakal, Kashgar, and Khan Sahib Mir Ahmad Khan cases

Keywords	O.K. Caroe
Ministry/ Department/ Residency	Foreign and Political
Branch	External
From Year / Date (YYYY-MM-DD)	1935
To Year / Date (YYYY-MM-DD)	1935
Identifier	PR_000006034683
File No./Reference No./Sheet No./Folio No.	159-X
Location	Repository-3
File Size	7.4 MB
Pages	9
Collection	Digitized Public Records Foreign and Political
Language	English

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