Capitolo 34
During the next years any events of the special importance happened to
strikes our policy of general frontier in India, till now in Russia and
Corrected Afghanistan pertains to. The ample information that we now possess
of the relative power and position of every country and the experience
earned in past wars, I/you/he/she train us to form a correct judgment of the great one
strength of our Empire in the east; and you/he/she will be hoped that in the
future we will feel less than those alarmistic sights that have this way
it frequently conducted us in wrong policy and the unlucky consignments.
Now Russia and England are, happily, on friendly terms and Abdul
Rahman, the Ameer of Cabul even if its position is difficult in the
half of a turbulent people, it has a faithful neighbour he tried.
But another cloud has appeared on the horizon and our troubles with
the tribes of frontier that he now interposes are evidently worse that never. From
datum of those that you/they indulge along the border already counts, it is,
evident that even if our differences with them, during past years they have
is frequent and often serious, they has been more or less of a place
character. Annoying as our neighbours has it tried, their still have anybody
the power to inflict serious damage, or to put in danger our rule. Under
these circumstances, the best policy while firmly repressing them
predatory instincts, are to leave them alone.
In the absence of full official information as to the origin recently
difficulty that has finished in the war of present frontier that is
only possible to speak to general terms. You/he/she can be mentioned, in the
before puts that owing to the uncertain line of demarcation among the
territories of the Ameer of Cabul and those of his independent tribal
neighbours, contended continuous and local actions of war happened from duration to
time in the mountains; and with a perspective to define them respective
spheres, the Government of India, in 1893 it sent a Mission to Cabul for
the purpose. This would seem in himself to have been a reasonable footstep;