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Exlfmlcm rtf Books from rhct ~.:o/ft!ctinn n/.H.L Manit .Jum:wi Tachard h; not a sympathetic character. He \Vas a parar101d schemer \Vho rnfihn rtcd himsel f eve1ywhere and was in large me~rsur·c r·esponsiblc l'or the ullimme liasco of lhe French advcrnure in Siam. The only pl!rson \vith whom he appeors represented here by the Prague (second) edition 0 1' the
E.'(1hitu>n of Books}'rom the L·ollection o[M.L :Wan it .lumsa; 69 Siam in 1688 (# L 5-L 6 ). 111is gave a balanced description of .the kingdom. second only in objectivity and thoroughness co La I.oubt!re's voltune of L 69 L. Gc,·vaisc was born in Paris about 1662 and was orrlnined a pries! before he wa.s 20. 1-((' was s..:nt to Siam with the energetic missionary, Mgr Pallu. Aficr returning to t=rancc, he became a cure in Briunny. and 1hen moved to Tours, whcr..: he \VTOW his hook on S i ~un and nnorher on the Kingdom uf Makas$ur (it is not kn(lwn if he ever wem th ere ~ but he brought back to Fnmcc the two sons of the Mako.ssar prioce who \Vas defeated a.l\cr rl'volting m t\ yutLhaya in 1686). He went to Rome. in L 724. was made titular Bishop of Horren, and then lefl for what 1S now Venezuela, when.! he was killed by Carib Indians in I 729. The pub l i~hed accounts of the activities of th ..: French missionarics. appei.lring under the f\lbl'ic of 1he Relation des 1~1i~sio ns et des Voyages df's £!resques Vicoires Apusruliques . . . from 107-:! to 1677,a..;;wcllasRishopPallu"s volume with the same Litk (Pans, Bcdtct. I 66X) and Nou~uettc' s account of I heir acuviues for 1681-1683 (Chartres, Mnssot, I 6831. some of which al'l! represented h\!rc (#3 . 6). arc also informative about Siam. though none sought to gi vc the ovcn icw Gervaise managed 1 ll) achic-\rc. \Vith Gerva ise's book on..: rcacbcs the cataclysmic year 1()88, though no o n~ in Fraucc was a\varc or the 1:\'Cnts in Siam from May to NQvcm ber tlult year unt il the fo llowing November. The rare English account {H20) with the arresting tillc A full and true ~·elatiq,, of the great and \a.·oruh
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The Journal of the Siam Society Vol
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vi Comems More on M. L. Manich Jums
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Ab.tlrllt:l.f Yunn•nrse in Thaila
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Ellllt·u~nm deals with nn inc1den1
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Patrons of the Slam Society Patron
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OBITUARY Leh Tsan Kway by Tim l'ors
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xii OMtrwry Jouma/ uftbl! Sianr Soc
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Xi\' of the US Navy Scab..:c~ engin
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OBITUARY 0. W. Wolters (8 June 1915
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Ohituun One of his most "tdd~ knwn
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• Ric hard D. Cushman'. Tmnslator
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Tv~,•e l ve in longue and wrung f
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Th
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Tlten n shall pass that perils will
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All m..:n of virtue, vanquished, lo
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Monks and laity will be distressed
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lutdh•cmll/ Origilro; o.fSmmg Kin
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4 4 16 hnngong progress to d1fferen
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IH t:tkmg another imponanl action t
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20 king (but not daily) to discuss
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An .O"C'n word. f\o\\. the: rc~pons
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'"II be protected from dangers ~nd
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"'ale. ' These conc. ho"c,·er. led
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Llmp.ln!:;. · \'ajirananJlibrary.
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3() JU\1 nne rt'K)Otb after- the ('
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Allachak S ;~ H ayanurak Intellectu
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I I mc~tmg. .. every da~ d..""Citnc
Page 57 and 58: lmelh.?.r iual Orfg;ns of Stron~ Ki
Page 59 and 60: lm~.-·Jic.•ctuul Orlgi11s oj'Str
Page 61 and 62: lnwllcctual Orlgin.~ rifSrrong King
Page 63 and 64: ,. -·' Kingdom of Sinm shall prog1
Page 65 and 66: Jnwlli!t-tual Or;gins o[Strrmg Kiug
Page 67 and 68: lnti.•Jiuctuul Origins ofSJrrmg K
Page 69 and 70: lmelfecrual Origins of Strong Kings
Page 71 and 72: 3() JU\1 nne rt'K)Otb after- the ('
Page 73 and 74: Hcrben R. Swan~on O rigins of the N
Page 75 and 76: impon:tnl 10 undc:rstandmg N3n lm\l
Page 77 and 78: 36 tour he cxpress~d his full convi
Page 79 and 80: and the Wc>t trom ~"" lnl> ~nd tb<
Page 81 and 82: lie Pong Yunnanese in Thailand: P t
Page 83 and 84: whilwtg I'' in Fang Dtstnc•. Chta
Page 85 and 86: Hr Pt:-.t.; Mae I long Son. accordi
Page 87 and 88: Alan D. Cameron and Kenneth G. Clar
Page 89 and 90: lrtl!lo· 4 T/r,· flftrth.•r,!,
Page 91 and 92: 50 ' Rcpnmed by kind pcmnSSIOil of
Page 93 and 94: S2 r\!tn:-'dl ronnn~t.;: ad\"anral
Page 95 and 96: Hlain~d..:t. Thn~ara and other h\\'
Page 97 and 98: •• In 1he ..\~uuluya camptal~n
Page 99 and 100: 111, g.reple 'enk;! at \mar.1pura a
Page 101 and 102: Cirnndf:uherpas~ a\\ a)" an 19Si. H
Page 103: EXIBITION OF BOOKS FROM THE COLLECT
Page 106 and 107: On Books from the Ayutthayan E ra A
Page 110 and 111: 711 £xibutmr ttJ 8tHJ(\ _I rum the
Page 112 and 113: 72 Frihltiml of Books tram lhct c:o
Page 114 and 115: 74 £'Cibition t~/ Boob from lht! t
Page 116 and 117: 7h 'iiam when Jne< brvul!fll "~"""
Page 118 and 119: On Books from the ~i n eteen th Cen
Page 120 and 121: .tn cnt~runmng or init'ntlaU\ c: ~k
Page 122 and 123: Jo..".\ihition of Boob /rom tltt•
Page 124 and 125: Fttluttmr of Bun(\ from tht! r·nll
Page 126 and 127: Bangkok Era Books /-:'(pn.t.f! Stal
Page 128 and 129: 5 1 1 l.o1nd nj tht• rl7lllt' Elt
Page 130 and 131: Thai Word Co inin ~ In ,·,/tt,·d
Page 132 and 133: \\ ord \\ h.:n we: intTl' uf the tc
Page 134 and 135: Based on '!otc' from 1 hong,uk llam
Page 136 and 137: 96 CtiJUS 13 ·\llER be compiled in
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Page 140 and 141: REVIEW ARTICLES 1\ Rcginnal Apprond
Page 142 and 143: IOl ln~;.li,ic5.. wbcrhet 11.111\c
Page 144 and 145: If). I cxlr.l·local source~ of pow
Page 146 and 147: 106 l!V01UiiOUiH)' :.tppm:Jch i" ap
Page 148 and 149: 1118 In n."«nt ye35 t.b...--r~ ha_
Page 150 and 151: I IU ~\;unplc .. nu;ludc Chark!- Ut
Page 152 and 153: 111 Rl!"vtt·ws .-Jrliclc:,\' -;ity
Page 154 and 155: 114 Ri'\'it•ws Artldc•'i Wmm..
Page 156 and 157: lib Elephants. dog>. chtckcn,. dead
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l iS em :a ho1lcun~· JUtlmg h1gh a
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120 R.ewews Arud~s gelling it publi
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123 1'he Glimpses n} Ear~\' lndo~ln
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12,'i wcll1nto the ~1xth n:ign. Thu
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121 d~n..:-Jl 'com:ctitMl. for Rlm:
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Conclusion TI1c h~It H Dulllllt. 11
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131 nuenl in •he language could w
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111 Thera' ada BuddhiSm. she ha> pr
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13~ shif1s in lha1 sot·.u:ty. Draw
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~urrcndercd or made a \.""Ca!loefir
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Rt••·ieu .\ by contrw;t. nol q
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141 rc lcvanc:c of exploring tht: J
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143 i!'l shuwn in Lhc curret)l appe
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Rt•nc·ws "ell \\llh Ryoko i':ish
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tJ7 process. I his book wus ncuhcr
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Ocncho SJiarok. cds. JJJU'oducuon b
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In fln'ef 151 lexicon rh:u she coul
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OTHER TITLES RECEIVED Anderson. Ben
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Nou•s jur {unirlhmnn 155 Style Af
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PUBLICATIONS FRoM THE SIAM SociETY
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Pu/lli('otions from tire Siam Soch,
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Contt'ltiS BOONYONG KErr ATE The An
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Contems 16~ In Brief Other Tilles R
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