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0250 India and Tibet : vol.1
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before that date. Would not
up to that !
r himself would not
whether he had attacked four ti
months for negotiations he
not, but he said I was
killing people; but he said I was
a great Government, and sought
he would be. I said I had natur
to which I would remove negoti
I had been again attacked at Kang
ower for it that the Viceroy would
er negotiations.

Englishmen liked killing villagers
but known to fight us. We knew
fight, and we had no quarrel with
it seemed impossible to get at
of the opposition to us except by
lowest peasant-soldiers, and not the
ke suffered most. If these latter w
I would be better pleased, for
erate what opposition to the British
d used. The Tongsa Penlop w
le suggestion, but said the leaders
ward before when any fighting was

I said that, though I had little
would be accused of without
fighting. I had to make a settlem
that would last another hundred
had only been as sensible as this
ad talked matters over with me
e end of a settlement long ago
to be friendly and neighbourly
Bhutan and Tibet trying to stir fre
would have no trouble, gave no ca
obtained peace. I went very requ
had asked the Tongsa Penlop
d give me advice regarding that