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LAWRENCE, Sir HENRY. Adventures of an officer in the service of Runjeet
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A. ORIGINAL MATERIALS
MANUSCRIPT
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copies.
Government of India, Foreign Dept. , Secret and Political Consultations of
1829-52, including correspondence on the Ava residency, proposed retro-
cession of Tenasserim, journeys to the jade mines, Assam frontier, journals
of Major Burney and other officers in charge of the residency, events lead-
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ARAKAN. Some one hundred and ninety volumes of correspondence, 1823-52,
in the office of the Commissioner of Arakan, Akyab. The only reprint is
Précis of the Old Records (1823-4) of Historical Interest in the Office of
the Commissioner of Arakan, publ. Superintendent, Government printing,
Rangoon, 1922.
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in the office of the Commissioner. Tenasserim Division, publ. Superintendent,
Government printing, Rangoon, 1915, and Selected Correspondence of
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CHAPTER
XXXI
THE INDIAN STATES, 1818-57
A. ORIGINAL MATERIALS
MANUSCRIPT
The principal source of information-the proceedings of the Government
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large number of Parliamentary Papers, see Printed Documents, infra; and a
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of the Sikhs; its extent, history, commerce, productions, Government,
manufactures, laws, religion, etc. 1846.
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the Mount in Course of the Indus, and the Himalaya, North of the Panjab.
2 vols. 1842.
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BROADFOOT, Major W. Career of Major George Broadfoot in Afghanistan and
the Panjab. 1888.
BURTON, R. G. The first and second Sikh Wars. Simla, 1911.
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GIBBON, FREDRICK P. The Lawrences in the Punjab. 1908.
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the rise, conquest and annexation of the Punjab State. 1897.
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States in the Punjab, and their political relations with the British Gov-
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GRIFFIN, LEPEL H. and MASSEY, F. C. Chiefs and families of note in the Pun-
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to the present time. Calcutta, 1891.
LEE-WARNER, Sir WILLIAM. Life of the Marquis of Dalhousie. 2 vols. 1904.
MACAULIFFE, M. The Sikh religion. 1909.
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with some account of the Jummoo Rajahs, the Seik soldiers and their
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and the Calcutta Review. Calcutta, 1847.
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CHAPTER
XXX
BURMA, 1782-1852
A. ORIGINAL MATERIALS
MANUSCRIPT
Bengal Secret and Political Consultations, years 1812, 1813, 1823, India Office
copies.
Government of India, Foreign Dept. , Secret and Political Consultations of
1829-52, including correspondence on the Ava residency, proposed retro-
cession of Tenasserim, journeys to the jade mines, Assam frontier, journals
of Major Burney and other officers in charge of the residency, events lead-
ing up to the 1852 war, etc.
ARAKAN. Some one hundred and ninety volumes of correspondence, 1823-52,
in the office of the Commissioner of Arakan, Akyab. The only reprint is
Précis of the Old Records (1823-4) of Historical Interest in the Office of
the Commissioner of Arakan, publ. Superintendent, Government printing,
Rangoon, 1922.
TENASSERIM. Some ninety volumes of correspondence, 1825-52, in the office of
the Commissioner of Tenasserim, Moulmein.
,The only reprints are by.
Mr J. S. Furnivall, I. C. S. , Correspondence for the years 1825-26 to 1842-43
in the office of the Commissioner. Tenasserim Division, publ. Superintendent,
Government printing, Rangoon, 1915, and Selected Correspondence of
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BIBLIOGRAPHY
651
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serim Division, for the years 1825-26 to 1842-43, publ. ibid. 1916.
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possession of the University of Rangoon.
Letters of Thomas Spears, Government Correspondent at the Court of Ava, to
Captain Arthur Phayre, Commissioner of Pegu, 1854-60, in the Imperial
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CRAWFURD, J. Journal of an embassy from the Governor General of India to
the Court of Ava (1826). 2 vols. 1834.
KONBAUNGSET YAZAWIN. Mandalay. 1905. (The standard vernacular Burmese
chronicle from 1752. )
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1836-37. 1869.
Papers relating to the first Burma War 1812-24. Parl. Papers, Session 1825,
XXIV, 91.
Papers relating to the second Burma War. Parl. Papers, Session 1852, XXXVI,
139; 1852-3, LXIX, 351.
Papers relating to the route of Captain W. C. McLeod from Moulmein to the
frontier of China and to the route of Dr Richardson on his fourth mission
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Session 1868-9, XLVI, 281 sqq.
PEMBERTON, R. B. Report on the Eastern Frontier of British India. . . with a
supplement by Dr Bayfield on the British Political Relations with Ava.
Calcutta, 1835.
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goon, 1874.
SYMES, M. Account of an embassy to the kingdom of Ava. 4to. 1800.
WILSON, H. H. Documents illustrative of the Burmese War. 1827.
YULE, HENRY. Mission to the Court of Ava in 1855. 1858.
CONTEMPORARY PUBLICATIONS
ALEXANDER, Major-General Sir J. E. Travels from India to England comprising
a visit to the Burman Empire. 4to. 1827.
BUCHANAN, FRANCIS. Religion and literature of the Burmas. Ap. Asiatic Re-
searches, 1835.
[BUTLER, Major JOHN. ) Sketch of the services of the Madras European Regt.
during the Burmese War by an officer of the corps. 1839.
BUTLER, J. Travels and adventures in the Province of Assam during a resid-
ence of fourteen years. 1855.
Cox, H. Journal of a residence in the Burman Empire. 1821.
DOVETON, F. B. Reminiscences of the Burmese War in 1824-5-6. 1852.
GOUGER, H. Personal narrative of two years' imprisonment in Burmah. 1860.
GRIERSON, T. Select views of the seat of war. Oblong fol. Calcutta, 1825.
HAVELOCK, H. Memoir of the three campaigns of Major-General Sir Archibald
Campbell's army in Ava. Serampore, 1828.
JUDSON, Mrs.
An account of the American Baptist Mission to the Burman
Empire. 1823.
LAURIE, Col. W. F. B. The second Burmese War. 1853.
Pegu, being a narrative of events during the second Burmese War. 1854.
Our Burmese wars and relations with Burma. 1885.
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652
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MARRYAT, Captain F. Olla Podrida. 1840.
MARSHALL, J. Narrative of the naval operations in Ava, during the Burmese
War, in the years 1824, 1825, and 1826. 1830.
Maulmain Chronicle, The. Jan. 1849 to April 1850 (and other volumes).
MOORE, Lt. JOSEPH. Eighteen coloured views taken at or near Rangoon. Fol.
1825-6.
ROBERTSON, T. C. Political Incidents of the first Burmese War. 1853.
SNODGRASS, Major JOHN JANIES. The Burmese War. 1827.
[TRANT, Capt. THOMAS A. ] Two years in Ava 1824-26. 8vo. 1827.
WHITE, Capt. W. A political history of the extraordinary events which led to
the Burmese War. 1827.
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GAIT, E. A. A History of Assam. Calcutta, 1906. New ed. 1927.
Hall, D. G. E. Early English Intercourse with Burma. 1928.
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D. D. 2 vols. Boston and London, 1853.
CHAPTER
XXXI
THE INDIAN STATES, 1818-57
A. ORIGINAL MATERIALS
MANUSCRIPT
The principal source of information-the proceedings of the Government
of India---is not generally accessible. In some degree this is made good by the
large number of Parliamentary Papers, see Printed Documents, infra; and a
good deal of matter occurs in the Home Miscellaneous series, see Hill's India
Office Records, Home Miscellaneous Series, passim.
The chief private collections in which information may be sought are
those described at p. 644 supra.
PRINTED DOCUMENTS
AITCHISON. Treaties, See p. 623 supra.
BAIRD, J. G. A. Private letters of the Marquess of Dalhousie. 1910.
COLCHESTER, Lord. Indian dministration of Lord Ellenborough. 1874.
HASTINGS, Marquess of. Private journal. 2 vols. 1858.
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