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Tibet and Turkestan : vol.1 |
| チベットとトルキスタン : vol.1 |
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have the honour to forward the correspondence contained in
the attached list, showing the results of his tour. The
Tibetans who were in occupation of the Giaogong plateau
were directed by Mr. White to withdraw beyond the frontier,
and our right to insist upon the observance of the boundary
laid down by the Convention of 1890 was clearly asserted.
We have since learned from Mr. White that the grazing
rights on the Sikkim side of the border which had been
usurped by the Tibetans are, in fact, balanced by similar
rights which are conceded to the Sikkimese across the
Tibetan border, and that the status quo is probably the
most convenient arrangement in the interest of both parties
. . . . .
and it is probable that the chief advantage derived from Mr.
White's mission up to the present time consists in the fear
inspired among the Tibetans that it is the prelude to some
further movement—an advantage which would be wholly
sacrificed when the discovery was made that no such conse-
quence was likely to ensue. If, therefore, we now enter upon
negotiations with no other vantage ground than the success-
ful reassertion of our authority on a very inconspicuous sec-
tion of the border, it does not appear that there is much reason
for anticipating a more favourable solution of the Tibetan
problem than has attended our previous efforts, unless in-
deed, we are prepared to assume a minatory tone and to
threaten Tibet with further advance if the political and
commercial relations between us are allowed any longer to
be reduced to a nullity by her policy of obstinate inaction.
The second combination of circumstances that has materially
affected the situation is the rumoured conclusion of a Secret
Agreement by which the Russian Government has acquired
certain powers of interference in Tibet. We have ourselves
reported to Your Lordship circumstantial evidence derived
from a variety of quarters all pointing in the same direction
and tending to show the existence of an arrangement of some
sort between Russia and Tibet. . . . It is unnecessary
for us to remind Your Lordship that the Russian border no-
where even touches that of Tibet, and that the nearest point
of Russian territory is considerably more than a thousand
miles short of the Tibetan capital, which is situated in the
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