| Title: | Burma, the foremost country; a timely discourse to which is added John Bull's neighbor squaring up, or How the Frenchman sought to win an empire in the East; with notes on the probable effects of French success in Tonquin on British interests in Burma. |
| Author: | Laurie, William F. B. (William Ferguson Beatson), 1819-1891 |
| Note: | W.H. Allen, 1884 |
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| Subject: | Burma -- Social life and customs |
| Subject: | Indochina -- History |
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