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Cornell University Library DS 485.B84S66 British Burma and its pe9P>?,;Ke
Page 1: ASIA
Page 5 and 6: Lw' «l/l^.^V-" h? r.CJU^tr-^' BEIT
Page 7 and 8: BEITISH BUEMA AND ITS PEOPLE: BBINQ
Page 9: TO SIR AETHUE PURYIS PHAYRE, K.C.S.
Page 12 and 13: vi Preface. great deal of the specu
Page 14 and 15: viii Preface. Burman history is apo
Page 17: CONTENTS. CHAPTER PAGE I. Physical
Page 20 and 21: British Burma. ch. i. country and s
Page 22 and 23: British Burma. cultivable, but in 1
Page 24 and 25: . but British Burma. and finally en
Page 26 and 27: British Burma. Peninsula to the Ist
Page 28 and 29: lo British Burma. ch. i. more in de
Page 30 and 31: 1 British Burma. ch. i. ture and da
Page 32 and 33: 14 British Burma. of 1872. All thes
Page 34 and 35: 1 British Burma. expedition in the
Page 36 and 37: British Burma. the sea, and now cov
Page 38 and 39: 20 British Burma. creates as to ens
Page 40 and 41: 22 British Burma. ch. i. Chumi,' '
Page 42 and 43: 24 British Burma. gn. i. the Island
Page 44 and 45: 26 British Burma. ch. h. CHAPTEE II
Page 46 and 47: 28 British Btirma. OH. II. race wit
Page 48 and 49: British BuvTna. Thougli there are s
Page 50 and 51: 32 British Burma. ch. n. Western pr
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34 British Burma. ch. h. The route
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2,6 British Burma. ch. n. customs t
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38 British Burma. ch. n. Li Lower B
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40 British Btirma. ch. n, both by i
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42 British Burma. ch. h. tells us t
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44 British Burma. CHAPTER ni. SOCIA
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46 British Burma. ch. m. generation
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48 British Burma. ch. m. rious work
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go British Burma. the monarch, and
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52 British Burma. ch. m. sofa in a
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54 British Btirma. the women are le
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56 British Burma. ch. m. and a cert
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58 British Burma. husbands, and att
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6o British Burma. ch. m. descendant
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62 British Burma. CH. III. laughter
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64 British Burma. ch. m. across tli
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66 British Burma, ch. m. one or two
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68 British Burma. CH. III. given to
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70 British Burma. expresses the act
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72 British Burma. ch. m. as ' ko da
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74 British Burma. CHAPTEE IV. SOCIA
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76 British Burma. ch. iv. boos, and
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78 British Burma. ch. iv. the Burma
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8o British Burma. waist ; the fold
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82 British Burma. used as a lounge
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84 British Burma. ch. iv. supply of
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86 British Bttrma. tainiag the mate
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88 British Burma. ch. iv, cannot be
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90 British Burma. I saw before me.
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92 British Burma. ch. iv. double or
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94 British Burma. ch. iv. the face,
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96 British Btirma. and dance, with
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98 British Burma. the body must not
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lOO British Burma. ch. iv. that the
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I02 British Burma. butterfly, tlie
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I04 British Burma. by standing on t
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io6 British Btirma. of bamboos fift
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io8 British Bti^rma. and eighty bus
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no British Burma. ch. v. large clas
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1 1 2 British Burma. ch. v. various
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114 British Burma. ch. v. peculiar
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1 1 British Burma. ch. v. wooden pl
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1 1 British Burma. ch. v. not in th
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I20 British Burma. ch. v. the detai
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122 British Btirma. ch. v. precious
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' Yule's Am, p. 165. i 1 24 British
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126 British Biirma. among all the g
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128 British Burma. diameter at the
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130 British Burma. ch. v. properly
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132 B^Htish Burma. The people were
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' selves, I ; ing 134 British Burma
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'O 6 Bi'itish Btirma. inflated oste
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138 British Burma. ch. vi. foot, an
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140 British Bti-rma. to the startin
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142 British Btirma. ch. vi. liave d
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J 44 British Btirma. formance, whic
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T 46 British Btirma. - ch viI iiigh
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148 British Burma. our present idea
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150 British Biirma. beloyed childre
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152 British Burma. . ch. vi. tlie b
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154 British Burma. ch. vi.. peculia
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J 56 British Btcrma. ch. vi. needle
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158 British Burma. claim to be a na
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i6o British Burma. CH. VI. saying h
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1 62 British Btirma. one or two dru
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164. British Btirma. CHAPTEE VII. F
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1 66 British Burma. ch. vn. couple
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1 68 British Burma. ch. vn. dence t
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1 70 British Burma. and these again
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172 British Burma. is going on as a
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1 74 British Btcrma. ch. vn. seven
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176 British Burma. ch. vh. pearance
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lyS British Burma. The Elder again
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i8o British Burma^ ch. vh.. one of
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1 82 British Burma. stands a spire
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184 British Btcrma. ch. vm Probably
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1 86 Bi'itisk'Burma. ch. vn. dozen
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British Burma, herald the great sho
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190 British Btirina. the cMldren's
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192 British Burm.a. ch. vn. tering
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1 94 British Burma. ch, vn. in tlie
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1 96 British Burma. ch. vii^. tiny
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198 British Burma. ch. vn. came out
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200 British Burma. little proud of
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202 British Burma. CH. VII^ at the
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I 204 British Burma. ch. vu. pilgri
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2o6 British Burma. glittering speck
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2o8 British Burma. CH. VII. gold le
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210 British Burma. tlie sound of hu
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British 212 , Btirma. round the cor
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214 British Burma. ch. vn. all the
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2 1 British Burma. plain ; the smal
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2 1 British Burma. ch. vh. tlie cof
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2 20 British Bitrma. the pyre, and
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22 2 British Burma. Indeed, with tl
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224 British Burma. A snake crossing
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2 26 British But ma. who advised he
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2 28 British Burma. villa gers were
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230 British Burma. other hot condim
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2X2 British Burma. ch. vm. Asian ho
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234 British Btirma. ch. vm. plus, o
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236 British Burma. of speech. The B
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238 British Burma. ch. vm. got hims
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240 British Burma. over to them for
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242 British Burma. ch. vm. their cM
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^44 Bj'itish Burma. ch. vm. The Fat
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246 British Bttrma. Mastering his t
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248 British Burma. ch. ix. CHAPTEE
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50 British Burma. over tlie valley
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252 British Burma. doubtful if they
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254 British Burma. ch. ix. their or
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256 British Burma. ch. ix. identify
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58 British Burma. chief of the clan
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British Btirma. across a little str
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262 British Btcrma. ch. ix. many ot
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264 British Burma. forgotten that b
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266 British Burma. things, and we a
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268 British Bzcrma. ch. ix. persuas
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270 British Burma. ch. ix. that par
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272 British Burma. ch. ix. account
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. neither 2 74 British Burma. good
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276 British Burma. in the future st
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278 British Burma. all of a differe
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28o British Burma. by Yule, in Ms e
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282 British Burma. hill side tKat i
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284 British Btirma. between the sow
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286 British Burma. In person the Ka
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288 British Burma. the Burmans. cro
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290 British Burma. ch. ijj. and chi
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292 British Burma. pletely under ou
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294 British Burma. ch. ix. price of
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296 British Burma. The strange mixt
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298 British Burma. stood waving ove
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300 British Burma. extraordinary sy
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302 British Burma. circumference it
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30.1, British Burma. ch. x. mas, wh
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3o6 British Burina. duction governs
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3o8 British Burma. ch. x^ three des
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; I o British Btirma. himself to th
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3 1 British Btirma. of an Eternal C
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3 1 British Burma. ch. x. The great
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3i6 British Burma. 4tli. 5tli, Not
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3i8 British Burma. ch. x. We see, t
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320 British Btirma. It is also true
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322 British BicrTna. ' ch. x. pagod
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324 British Burma. ch. xu CHAPTER X
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t 326 British Burrha. pendent Burma
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328 British Burma. attained full ra
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330 British Burma. has obtained tli
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^32 British Burma. ch. xi. ' If a p
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like 334 British Burma. always carr
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336 British Burma. ch. xi. water, s
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;38 British Burma. CHA.PTEE XII. LA
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340 British Burma. ch. xu. wilder t
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342 British Btirma. and supposed to
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344 British Btirma. ch. xn. and the
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34^ British Burma. wanting the capa
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348 British Burma. tensely conserva
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350 British Burma. do you want ? "
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352 British Burma. the result of th
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354 British Burma. ch. xu. manded t
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356 British Burma. Mbban, but yet h
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358 Index. Brokers, 113 BRO Brother
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36o Index. or monasteries, 327 \ Ma
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362 Index. PHO Phoongyees or monks,
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364 Index. Theobald on tlie inundat
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