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Page 121
... fact , it was not Chinese maps , but British and Indian maps that later unilaterally altered the way the Sino - Indian boundary was drawn . Never- theless , since China and India have not delimit- ed their mutual boundary through ...
... fact , it was not Chinese maps , but British and Indian maps that later unilaterally altered the way the Sino - Indian boundary was drawn . Never- theless , since China and India have not delimit- ed their mutual boundary through ...
Page 128
... fact , the Sino - Indian boundary ( apart from the boundary of Sikkim and Bhutan with Tibet ) extends over 3,520 kilometres . It is wrong to say that this long boundary is wholly undelimited . The frontier east of Bhutan has been ...
... fact , the Sino - Indian boundary ( apart from the boundary of Sikkim and Bhutan with Tibet ) extends over 3,520 kilometres . It is wrong to say that this long boundary is wholly undelimited . The frontier east of Bhutan has been ...
Page 317
... fact. The purpose of this recital is to show that throughout almost the whole of the era of Bri- tish authority in India , from Warren Hastings until the emergence of an independent India in 1947 , the substance of frontier questions to ...
... fact. The purpose of this recital is to show that throughout almost the whole of the era of Bri- tish authority in India , from Warren Hastings until the emergence of an independent India in 1947 , the substance of frontier questions to ...
Contents
VOLUME TWELVE | 2 |
PART IIEconomics and Trade Relations | 4 |
IndoGerman Cooperation | 9 |
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