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The ostensible objective of Younghusband's visits to Chinese Turkestan ( 1889 ) and the Pamirs ( 1890 ) was to fill in gaps in knowledge . To start with , he was to explore practicable routes across the Muztagh and the Karakoram that ...
The ostensible objective of Younghusband's visits to Chinese Turkestan ( 1889 ) and the Pamirs ( 1890 ) was to fill in gaps in knowledge . To start with , he was to explore practicable routes across the Muztagh and the Karakoram that ...
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His travels in Yarkand and the Pamirs in 1890 revealed his remarkable political skill , for , with the finesse of a seasoned diplomat , the British explorer led the Chinese down the garden path . In the six months that elapsed between ...
His travels in Yarkand and the Pamirs in 1890 revealed his remarkable political skill , for , with the finesse of a seasoned diplomat , the British explorer led the Chinese down the garden path . In the six months that elapsed between ...
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wake of the October 1911 revolution in China , Russia appreciably increased her consular guards in Kashgar while a ... After 1914 , the Mir had his men cultivate in Raskam and even though the Chinese did not formally acknowledge his ...
wake of the October 1911 revolution in China , Russia appreciably increased her consular guards in Kashgar while a ... After 1914 , the Mir had his men cultivate in Raskam and even though the Chinese did not formally acknowledge his ...
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Introduction | 1 |
The Land and The People | 12 |
History of Ladakhi Rulers | 31 |
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