It is a curious aigu of Asiatic indifference, that in epite of the O[> a war tho caravan trado from Turkistan through Cabul and the Khyber passes to onr Indian frontier has set in', and progresses as steadily and uiiinter-' riiptertly aa before. Surely this is a sign that trade makes peace, however rulers may make war. The soldier's comment is, that where goods can be carried guns cau travel.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XVI, Issue 5441, 25 April 1879, Page 5
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