The Rawalpindi treaty ended the Third Anglo-Afghan War and recognized Afghanistan’s right to conduct its own foreign relations. It followed a British attempt to preserve imperial control over the country’s diplomacy and borderlands. Afghan independence was therefore an outcome of both negotiation and armed resistance, not a gift from Britain.
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