Invading Tibet

By Mark Frutkin | Category: Literature and Fiction books | DMCA

In 1904 a force of 2500 British Imperial troops invaded Tibet. Their mission was to march on the fabled capital of Lhasa, seize the Dalai Lama, and compel him to expel foreign provocateurs The soldiers are accompanied by Edmund Candler, who reports on the experiences of the invaders. As he notes in his reports to the Daily Mail, the further into the country they march, the odder things get, and th...

File Size: 406 KB
Print Length: 215 pages
Publication Date: July 6, 2013
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Language: English
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I thoroughly enjoyed this book. Mark Frutkin captured both the otherwordly nature of Tibet and Tibetans as well as the arrogance -- and ignorance in matters of the culture they are invading -- of the Imperialist British forces. I read it cover to cov...

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