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Citation Information
Index 327
Dorjief, mission of, to St. Petersburg, 3o2 ; report on, by Sir C. Scott, 302; f urther report on, by Sir C. Scott, 306
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East India Company, its appearance in Tibetan affairs, 200
Eglantine, wide distribution of, 120
Emanations, sources of, 169
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Family, solidarity of, in Tibet, '54
Fanni, reported move of, to Tibet, 185
Fire, materials for, on plateau, 88
Food, small supply of, in Camp Purgatory, 102
Force, physical, European faith in, 242
Foreign Office, answer of, to Lord Curzon's proposals, 310
French travellers compared to Russians, 4
Frontier, Indian, British policy concerning, 221
Frontier, Tibetan, trouble about, after 1890, 231
G
Galdan Monastery, power of, 195
Geological notes, various, 274 et seq.
Gold, found near Polu, 68; troubles from, in Abyssinia, 68
Goorkhas, attack by, upon Tibet, 198; defeated by Chinese, 283
Grain, loss of, in ascending plateau, 7i
Grenard, M., quotation from,
'75
Guide, tied to Mir Mullah's
leg, 74; desertion of, 75 Guru, massacre of Tibetans
at, 236
Gyamtso, his remarkable career, 197
H
Hadji, or Pilgrims, their hardships, 117; their mourning for Ali, 133
Hastings, Warren, sends mission to Tibet, 201
Hedin, Sven, discovery of ruins by, 6o
Hendricks, Father, his character, 45 ; our separation from, 65
Hindoo merchants, position of, in Turkestan, 49 ; offer of tribute money by, 54; their traffic over the Himalayas, 115
Hoerule, Prof., reading of ancient MS. by, 62
Holdich, Sir Thomas, comments of, on author's paper, 281
Horses, sufferings of, on plateau, 8i, 84, 104; tracks of wild, seen, 88
Hostilities, British report on beginning of, 236
Huc, Father, his visit to and expulsion from Lhasa,
202-204
Hueng-nu, movements of, in Turkestan, 265
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Indemnity, a step toward occupation, 235 ; diminution of, 257
India, history of, affected by irrigation, io ; movement from, into Tibet, 187 ; British policy in, as affecting Tibet, 218
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