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0160 India and Tibet : vol.1
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our recommendations would be carr
give us one of passive obstruction
their minds to have no negotiations
and they would simply leave us al
if we tried to advance further, th
arms. They were afraid that if t
would take us off, and if they allo
ing us yet we should go to Shigatse
that after. So they were determi
ever.

The Abbot had, I heard, done hi
Lhasa should take a more reasonable
ives. To Lhasa officials were entic
ral Assembly at Lhasa, and this A
the body of Lhasa monks.

I tried to understand why there was
to negotiating at Khamba Jong.
ernment had informed our G
ity to that "the Imperial Re
with the Dalai Lama to sup
of duly high standing to pro
to Kambu to meet Major Yo
and discuss with them what ste
the Chinese Government added sh
it would be possible to effect, a sp
ment of his long-standing diss
Treaty to acquaint his Govern
the contents of this communic
Younghusband and Mr. White
the negotiations in a friendly s
other delegates appointed, and
ing questions would then be s

The Government did, indeed, ask the
whether the troops we had wi
that was on the strength of
had that I was to follow Ma
was to bring with me the 3000
Lhasa himself had agreed to K