Diplomatic Transactions in Central Asia From 1834 to 1839
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I shall be happy, however, to learn from you by what means you think that I can be of any assistance ; and, in the meantime, I have only to hope that you will be able to devise some mode of effecting a reconciliation with the Sikhs; it being not only for your own advantage, but for the advantage of all the countries in the vicinity, that two nations so situated should ever preserve unimpaired the relations of amity and concord.
" Begging that you will accept my renewed assurance of friendship a...nd regard. 1 ' The Governor-General then determines on sending Captain Burnes to Cabool, for the objects already explained ; namely, that of affording Dost Mahommed that protection against the Sikhs which he had sought from St. Petersburgh. He, consequently, writes to him a letter (May 15, 1837), in which he says : — " To your enlightened mind it cannot fail to be obvious that it is commerce alone which enables the people of one country to exchange its superfluous commodities with those of another.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I shall be happy, however, to learn from you by what means you think that I can be of any assistance ; and, in the meantime, I have only to hope that you will be able to devise some mode of effecting a reconciliation with the Sikhs; it being not only for your own advantage, but for the advantage of all the countries in the vicinity, that two nations so situated should ever preserve unimpaired the relations of amity and concord.
" Begging that you will accept my renewed assurance of friendship a...nd regard. 1 ' The Governor-General then determines on sending Captain Burnes to Cabool, for the objects already explained ; namely, that of affording Dost Mahommed that protection against the Sikhs which he had sought from St. Petersburgh. He, consequently, writes to him a letter (May 15, 1837), in which he says : — " To your enlightened mind it cannot fail to be obvious that it is commerce alone which enables the people of one country to exchange its superfluous commodities with those of another.
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