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C. H. T. Crosthwaite. The Pacification of Burma
The Pacification of Burma
Table of Contents
PREFACE
CHAPTER I. THE ADMINISTRATION OF BURMA
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CHAPTER II. THE CHIEF COMMISSIONERSHIP OF BURMA
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CHAPTER III. UPPER BURMA
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CHAPTER IV. MANDALAY
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CHAPTER V. DEALING WITH DACOITS
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CHAPTER VI. CIVIL AND MILITARY WORKS
CHAPTER VII. A VISIT TO BHAMO
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CHAPTER VIII. DISARMAMENT: TROUBLE IN PAGYI
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CHAPTER IX. TROUBLE WITH THE WUNTHO SAWBWA
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CHAPTER X. MILITARY REPLACED BY POLICE
CHAPTER XI. BURMA BECOMES A FRONTIER PROVINCE
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CHAPTER XII. DACOITY IN THE MINBU AND MYINGYAN DISTRICTS
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CHAPTER XIII. TROUBLE IN THE MAGWÈ DISTRICT
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CHAPTER XIV. GRADUAL CREATION OF AN EFFICIENT POLICE FORCE
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CHAPTER XV. THE SHAN STATES
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CHAPTER XVI. THE SHAN STATES (continued)
CHAPTER XVII. THE KARENNIS, OR RED KARENS, AND SAWLAPAW
CHAPTER XVIII. THE TRANS-SALWEEN STATES
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CHAPTER XIX. BHAMO AND MOGAUNG
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CHAPTER XX. BHAMO, THE SOUTHERN TOWNSHIPS, AND MÖNG MIT
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CHAPTER XXI. THE CHINS
CHAPTER XXII. THE CHIN-LUSHAI CAMPAIGN
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CHAPTER XXIII. INTERNAL ADMINISTRATION OF BURMA
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INDEX
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C. H. T. Crosthwaite
Published by Good Press, 2021
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It must not be supposed that no steps had been taken towards the construction of an administration during the first two months of the year. Anticipating the decision of Her Majesty's Government, Sir Charles Bernard had applied his signal energy to this work, and before the end of February the Viceroy had laid his rough proposals before the Secretary of State. As soon as Upper Burma was incorporated with British India the scheme of government already drafted came into force.
The country was mapped out into fourteen districts, corresponding as closely as possible to the existing provinces under the King, namely:—
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