The Unveiling Of Lhasa

Edmund Candler was the correspondent of the Daily Mail who accompanied the British expeditionary forces that invaded Tibet in 1903. He provides an eyewitness account of Great Britain's first and last military incursion into the forbidden land on the roof of the world.
Contents :
1. THE CAUSES OF THE EXPEDITION 2. OVER THE FRONTIER 3. THE CHUMBI VALLEY 4. PHARI JONG 5. THE ROAD AND TRANSPORT 6. THE ACTION AT THE HOT SPRINGS 7. A HUMAN MISCELLANY 8. THE ADVANCE OF THE MISSION OPPOSED 9. GYANTSE (BY HENRY NEWMAN) 10. GYANTSE-continued 11. GOSSIP ON THE ROAD TO THE FRONT 12. TO THE GREAT RIVER 13. LHASA AND ITS VANISHED DEITY 14. THE CITY AND ITS TEMPLES 15. THE SETTLEMENT