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0363 India and Tibet : vol.1
India and Tibet : vol.1 / Page 363 (Color Image)

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doi: 10.20676/00000295
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accredited negotiators before the [
opposition of the Tibetan—[
be considered by His Majesty's [
justification for departing in no [
diary which on June 9, before Se[
are of the nature of the Trea[
d itself to them. Lord Landso[
in the House of Lords, referring [
down in the telegram of Novem[
not mean to say that, "where a [
ver to move an inch beyond the li[

And I thought that the phr[
ure Government were aware of th[
d at Lhasa, would admit of no [

egards the nature of the pledge th[
iven were that, "so long as to th[
intervene in the affairs of Tibet [
ernment) will not attempt eithe[
a protectorate over it, or to a[
ernal administration."

on was, "Did the right to se[
for seventy-five years, as secur[
indemnity, involve a breach of th[
ewhat similar circumstances w[
t meant turning out the nati[
Government of our own, and [
capital and throughout the coun[
India we established protector[
nd subordinating their foreign [
any of them we controlled fo[
d only by agents of Governm[
for that purpose. Would those [
y lying altogether outside Tibe[
not on the Tibetan side of the [
d not always belonged to Tib[
establishing a protectorate o[
ternal administration? The [
myself, and I answer [
to myself it involved so[