Author: Mehra, Parshotam
Title: The North-eastern Frontier : A Documentary Study of the Internecine Rivalry Between India, Tibet, and China ; Volume 2: 1914-54
Description: Delhi, Oxford University Press, 1980. orig.cloth, dustwrapper.. 22x14cm, xlvii,192 pp.. Some rubbing. Binding bumps. Rubberstamp to flyleaf. Good. ¶ Volume 2 only. Contents. Jordan & Tibet; The Chamdo Agreement, August 1918;A Tripartite Settlement Revived; Simla: A Post-Mortem; Sir Charles Bell in Lhasa, 1921-1 ; Colonel Bailey in Lhasa, 1924; Tibet, 1929; Tibet, 1930;British Mediation in Tibet; Tibet in 1932-3: Tibet & China, 1934-5; Kingdon-Ward & Tibet, 1935-6; Lhasa, 1936-7; India Re-discovers the McMahon Line, 1936; Exercising Control in Tawang; Lhasa, 1938; India & the Mongolian Fringe; India,Tibet & China, 1942-4; New Delhi-Peking Exchange of Notes, 1950; Agreement between the Republic of India & the People's Republic of China.

Keywords: Indian Colonial History, Diplomatic History, Tibet British, Diplomacy, North-eastern, Frontier India, Indian Boundaries, Foreign Policy, Great Britain, South Asia