The Archive · 1904

A Doubtful Disclosure

London, 11th July.

The "Daily Express" publishes the text of a detailed plan for the invasion of India, prepared by General Kuropatkin, It provides firstly, for the consolidation of Russian influence in the Meshed region, in the east of Persia.

Secondly, for two campaigns. with an interval of two to three years between them, ending with the capture of Candahar, Cabu!, and Cashmere.

A third campaign would be unnecessary, as by that time the position of the British would be the -sameas la the Mutiny " 1857, except that the natives of India would have the support of the -Russians.—Exclusive service.

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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