Actual India An Outline for the General Reader
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There is now no break in the zone. In 1893 ^ Commission under Sir Mortimer Durand, in concert with the Amir's agents, demarcated the boundary of Afghanistan, with the exception of a small part in the Mohmand country, where a Commission is now engaged in defining the border. The boundary thus demarcated marks the other side of the frontier-zone, now no longer an ill- defined jumble of mountains, but a clearly outlined rampart between India and Afghanistan.
The fact that this zone has been clearl...y demarcated on its further side implies that the intervening country is no longer a terra incognita. This is so to a very ?rr. R(* ^"^ large extent, though with a frontier of 1, 200 miles, which has taken half a century and more to put together, some parts are necessarily much more familiar to us than others. It was not until the Terah campaign of 1896, for example, that our surveyors succeeded in lifting the curtain that hid the hills of Terah, the Tochi, INDIA'S FOREIGN POLITICS 47 Mohmand, Swat, and Buner, which previously for the most part had been represented by blank spaces on the map.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There is now no break in the zone. In 1893 ^ Commission under Sir Mortimer Durand, in concert with the Amir's agents, demarcated the boundary of Afghanistan, with the exception of a small part in the Mohmand country, where a Commission is now engaged in defining the border. The boundary thus demarcated marks the other side of the frontier-zone, now no longer an ill- defined jumble of mountains, but a clearly outlined rampart between India and Afghanistan.
The fact that this zone has been clearl...y demarcated on its further side implies that the intervening country is no longer a terra incognita. This is so to a very ?rr. R(* ^"^ large extent, though with a frontier of 1, 200 miles, which has taken half a century and more to put together, some parts are necessarily much more familiar to us than others. It was not until the Terah campaign of 1896, for example, that our surveyors succeeded in lifting the curtain that hid the hills of Terah, the Tochi, INDIA'S FOREIGN POLITICS 47 Mohmand, Swat, and Buner, which previously for the most part had been represented by blank spaces on the map.
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