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Sir Basil Shillito Cave KCMG CB FRGS (14 November 1865 – 9 October 1931) was a British consul. He was the son of Thomas Cave, a Liberal Member of Parliament, and one of his brothers was George Cave who would become a Conservative Home Secretary and a Viscount. Basil Cave worked for the Foreign Office as a civil servant and was appointed Vice-Consul of British East Africa in 1891. In 1893 he was placed in command of a number of soldiers during civil disorder on Zanzibar and in 1895 was appointed Consul to the country. The Consul-General, AH Hardinge being away, Cave was responsible for starting the Anglo-Zanzibar War in 1896. He issued an ultimatum to Khalid bin Barghash who had seized the throne on the death of Sultan Hamad. The resulting 38-minute war, the shortest in history, ended with

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rdfs:comment	Sir Basil Shillito Cave KCMG CB FRGS (14 November 1865 – 9 October 1931) was a British consul. He was the son of Thomas Cave, a Liberal Member of Parliament, and one of his brothers was George Cave who would become a Conservative Home Secretary and a Viscount. Basil Cave worked for the Foreign Office as a civil servant and was appointed Vice-Consul of British East Africa in 1891. In 1893 he was placed in command of a number of soldiers during civil disorder on Zanzibar and in 1895 was appointed Consul to the country. The Consul-General, AH Hardinge being away, Cave was responsible for starting the Anglo-Zanzibar War in 1896. He issued an ultimatum to Khalid bin Barghash who had seized the throne on the death of Sultan Hamad. The resulting 38-minute war, the shortest in history, ended with (en) Basil Cave (Barnstaple, 14 novembre 1865 – Algeri, 1931) è stato un diplomatico inglese, al servizio del Regno Unito. Era il figlio di Thomas Cave, un Deputato liberale e uno dei suoi fratelli era che sarebbe diventato un Conservatore e un Visconte. Cave lavorò per il Foreign Office come funzionario, e fu nominato viceconsole dell'Africa orientale britannica nel 1891. Nel 1893 egli fu posto al comando di un certo numero di soldati durante i disordini civili a Zanzibar, e nel 1895 fu nominato Console per il paese. Nel 1896, poiché era assente Il console generale, AH Hardinge, Cave fu incaricato di trattare con l'usurpatore Khalid bin Barghash, che a seguito della morte dello zio si era proclamato sultano senza il permesso del governo inglese. Al 38º minuto dall'inizio dei combattimenti, il (it)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Royal Artillery Royal Geographical Society Barnstaple Brevet (military) David Lloyd George Ali bin Hamud of Zanzibar Home Secretary Order of St Michael and St George Sphere of influence Conservative Party (UK) Consul (representative) Christ Church, Zanzibar George Cave, 1st Viscount Cave Mombasa Anglo-Zanzibar War Liberal Party (UK) Lloyd Mathews Lord Salisbury Major (United Kingdom) Stone Town Zanzibar National Portrait Gallery (London) Tunbridge Wells 1865 births 1931 deaths British diplomats Companions of the Order of the Bath English cricketers Fellows of the Royal Geographical Society Marylebone Cricket Club cricketers British East Africa Johns Hopkins University Press History of Zanzibar Algeria Algiers Ali bin Said of Zanzibar Dar es Salaam

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