The Quarterly Review, Volumes 289-290John Murray, 1951 |
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Page 87
... Tibet and China , as they would only recognise the de facto government , i.e. the government set up by the Chinese after the flight of the Dalai Lama and ... Tibetan troops who had received modern rifles were fined Rs . 500 TIBET 87.
... Tibet and China , as they would only recognise the de facto government , i.e. the government set up by the Chinese after the flight of the Dalai Lama and ... Tibetan troops who had received modern rifles were fined Rs . 500 TIBET 87.
Page 88
... Tibet , and in 1906 they concluded a convention with Great Britian in which Tibet was not consulted . The British Govern- ment engaged not to annexe Tibetan territory or to inter- fere in the administration of Tibet . The Chinese Govern ...
... Tibet , and in 1906 they concluded a convention with Great Britian in which Tibet was not consulted . The British Govern- ment engaged not to annexe Tibetan territory or to inter- fere in the administration of Tibet . The Chinese Govern ...
Page 92
... Tibet will oppose Chinese Communist claims to the effect that Tibet is part of China . The Dalai's Government is shocked at the threat of Communist invasion and appeals to Tibet's neighbours to help Tibet . ' At the same time missions ...
... Tibet will oppose Chinese Communist claims to the effect that Tibet is part of China . The Dalai's Government is shocked at the threat of Communist invasion and appeals to Tibet's neighbours to help Tibet . ' At the same time missions ...
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JANUARY 1951 | 1 |
The Music of Poetry | 2 |
Gibraltar and its Problems | 3 |
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