| A request for advice on how best to counter a possible invasion from Zaman Shah of Afghanistan |
The Earl of Mornington |
| An adumbration of a 'forward policy' in dealing with a threat from the Nortnwest |
General Craig |
| An assessment of the French threat to India |
Henry Dundas |
| An assessment of the possibility of a Russian invasion of India |
John Malcolm |
| A view of the political relations of Russia during the reign of Tsar Paul I |
Count F.V. Rostopchin |
| Orders for an invasion of India |
Tsar Paul I |
| The British Minister in Baghdad warns of the possibility of a joint Franco-Russian invasion of India |
Harford Jones |
| Orders to the Head of a French Mission to Persia |
Napoleon Bonaparte |
| An assessment of the combined Franco-Russian threat to India following the Treaty of Tilsit |
The Secret Committee of the Court of Directors, East India Company |
| Reports of Russian agents in Ladakh, Kashgar and Bokhara, 1812-1824 |
William Moorcroft |
| A review of Russian policy towards Central Asia |
G.S. Vinskii |
| The Board of Control of the East India Company expresses concern to the Governor General about Russian designs in Central Asia |
Lord Ellenborough |
| H.M. Ambassador at St. Petersburg advises that he sees no prospect of Russia being able to march an army to India |
Lord Heytesbury |
| Advice on the likelihood of a Russian invasion of India |
C.E. Trevelyan and Arthur Conolly |
| The Secret Committee of the East India Company's Board of Control prompts and authorizes the Governor-General to initiate the First Anglo-Afghan War |
The Secret Committee of the Court of Directors, East India Company |
| The Governor-General gives his reasons for the invasion of Afghanistan |
Lord Auckland |
| An account of Shakespear's mission to Khiva |
Richmond Shakespear |
| An argument against the 'forward policy' and observation of the vulnerability of the British position in India |
Charles Metcalfe |
| A request for advice on how best to counter a possible invasion from Zaman Shah of Afghanistan |
The Earl of Mornington |
| An adumbration of a 'forward policy' in dealing with a threat from the Nortnwest |
General Craig |
| An assessment of the French threat to India |
Henry Dundas |
| An assessment of the possibility of a Russian invasion of India |
John Malcolm |
| A view of the political relations of Russia during the reign of Tsar Paul I |
Count F.V. Rostopchin |
| Orders for an invasion of India |
Tsar Paul I |
