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0306 India and Tibet : vol.1
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doi: 10.20676/00000295
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has been asked what were my
llias—whether I was not filled
was filled with nothing of the
at Lhasa that I really had all
ld satisfaction which every
le at his heart on one great obj
left Lhasa I had my treaty; an
d more value than the treaty it
people. When I arrived at Lh
d I should be able to get a treaty
ants if I could get it with the p
and which any paper treaty w
a treaty with a people acknowl
written bed—the Chinese, the Ne
us—to be most obstinate and
at. To break through the trea
people, to make friends of men
and fighting, still more time was
was that was denied me. I had
this is be ineffectual a measure
hough this was an avowedly po
instructions were allowed to pr
d my in Lhasa a month and
s must be back before the rains
ks of us to work with all speed,
pleasure of having the treaty
d of pellet indifference when
finished this year, next year, or
not laugh I might be, I had
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