Essays On the External Policy of India
Essays On the External Policy of India
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Mr. Wyllie has here stated with admirable force, the policy which the Government of India pursued during the unsettled period of Afghan history, while the sons of Dost Muhammad were struggling for the supremacy. On some points he would probably have revised his opinion had he lived to see the period of comparative rest which has supervened since Amir Sher Ali finally obtained the ascendancy in 1868-69, '^^id was definitively recognised by the British Government. Nor do I think he would have exp...ressed 120 MASTERLY INACTIVITY.
himself with so much certainty regarding the very complex question of the military occupation of Qucttd. Such an occupation would doubtless have been attended with very great expense and danger at the time when Mr. Wyllie wrote. But with the extension and approaching completion of the Panjdb and Sind Railway System, some of these difficulties disappear. I have had the advantage of going over the proof sheet of the foregoing Essay (pp. 87-92), referring to QuettA, with the General Officer who is now the leading authority on affairs connected with the artillery defences of India.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. Wyllie has here stated with admirable force, the policy which the Government of India pursued during the unsettled period of Afghan history, while the sons of Dost Muhammad were struggling for the supremacy. On some points he would probably have revised his opinion had he lived to see the period of comparative rest which has supervened since Amir Sher Ali finally obtained the ascendancy in 1868-69, '^^id was definitively recognised by the British Government. Nor do I think he would have exp...ressed 120 MASTERLY INACTIVITY.
himself with so much certainty regarding the very complex question of the military occupation of Qucttd. Such an occupation would doubtless have been attended with very great expense and danger at the time when Mr. Wyllie wrote. But with the extension and approaching completion of the Panjdb and Sind Railway System, some of these difficulties disappear. I have had the advantage of going over the proof sheet of the foregoing Essay (pp. 87-92), referring to QuettA, with the General Officer who is now the leading authority on affairs connected with the artillery defences of India.
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