The "'Treaty of Lhasa "', officially the "'Convention Between Great Britain and Thibet "', was a treaty signed in 1904 between Tibet and the British Empire, in Lhasa, the capital of Tibet, then Anglo-Chinese Convention of 1906.
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The Switch Doctor is the Earth's resident Octave Doctor, who lives near Banana Ananda's cave, in a " potheadquarters " called the Compagnie d'Opera Invisible de Thibet ( C . O . I . T . ) and transmits all the details to the Gong Band via the Bananamoon Observatory.
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However, his esteem for Tibetan manners and religion was not welcomed by his Church : " The late Abb?Huc pointed out the similarities between the Buddhist and Roman Catholic ceremonials with such a na�vet? that, to his surprise, he found his delightful'Travels in Thibet'placed on the'Index'."
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The caravan reached Lhasa at the end of 1845 . �variste Huc described the journey in his book " Souvenirs d un voyage dans la Tartarie, le Thibet et la Chine pendant les ann�es 1844, 1845 et 1846 " ( " Memories of a journey through Tartary, Tibet and China in 1844, 1845 and 1846 " ).
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In 1880, Mrs . A . G . F . Eliot James in " Indian Industries " wrote, " The pashm, or shawl-wool, is a downy substance, growing next to the skin and under the thick hair of those goats found in Thibet and in the elevated lands north of the Himalayas ."
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In the time of Karma Tenkyong a number of Gerbillon from the late 17th century says of him :'It was not more than 60 years ago that Thibet, that is variously called Toubet, Thibet and Tangout, was governed by a king native to that land, called Tsanpa han [ Tsangpa Khan ], whom the Chinese call Tsan pou in their histories.
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In the time of Karma Tenkyong a number of Gerbillon from the late 17th century says of him :'It was not more than 60 years ago that Thibet, that is variously called Toubet, Thibet and Tangout, was governed by a king native to that land, called Tsanpa han [ Tsangpa Khan ], whom the Chinese call Tsan pou in their histories.
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A narrative of Gerard's " Journey from Subathoo to Shipk?in Chinese Tartary " appeared posthumously in " Journal of the Asiatic Society of Bengal " ( 1842 ), xi . 363 91, and his " Journal of a Journey from Shipk?to the frontier of Chinese Thibet " was published in the " Edinburgh Journal of Science " ( 1824 ), i . 41 52, 215 225.
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It was published in 1738, and was soon reprinted, as " The General History of China Containing a Geographical, Historical, Chronological, Political and Physical Description of the Empire of China, Chinese-Tartary, Corea, and Thibet; Including an Exact and Particular Account of Their Customs, Manners, Ceremonies, Religion, Arts, and Sciences : The Whole Adorn'd with Curious Maps, and Variety of Copper-Plates ."
