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Ch'i-ying to Davis. Treaty allows Britons to trade in five treaty ports only. Hence...
Catalogue reference: FO 682/1980/1
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FO 682/1980/1
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1847 Jan 13/TK 26 11 27
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Ch'i-ying to Davis. Treaty allows Britons to trade in five treaty ports only. Hence they must not attempt to go to Tibet. Old boundaries had been agreed upon between China and Indian states; why should Britons want new demarcations?
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10 pages
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F.O. 682/1349
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