A Civil Servant in BurmaERRATUM.Reading editionChapter navigation23 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterPREFACENOTEERRATUM.Chapter I · INTRODUCTORY: A RETROSPECT AND SOME COMPARISONSChapter II · EARLY YEARS AND FIRST IMPRESSIONSChapter III · THE FIRST SUBDIVISION: THE SECRETARIATChapter IV · SOME ASPECTS OF BURMESE LIFE AND CHARACTERChapter V · ON THE FRONTIERChapter VI · THE SECRETARIAT: THE LAST SUBDIVISIONChapter VII · THE TAKING OF MANDALAYChapter VIII · EARLY DAYS AT MANDALAYChapter IX · LORD DUFFERIN’S VISIT: MANDALAY ONCE MOREChapter X · THE FIRST YEAR AFTER THE ANNEXATIONChapter XI · A FEW WORDS ON BUDDHISMChapter XII · UNDER SIR CHARLES CROSTHWAITE, 1887-1890Chapter XIII · A VISIT TO THE SHAN STATESChapter XIV · RANGOON—MANDALAYChapter XV · LOWER BURMA ONCE MOREChapter XVI · MANDALAY—THE BOUNDARY COMMISSIONChapter XVII · THE CHIEF COURT—LAST YEARS IN BURMAGLOSSARYINDEXPrevious chapter ←NOTENext chapter →Chapter I · INTRODUCTORY: A RETROSPECT AND SOME COMPARISONSAll chapters and sections (23)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsPREFACENOTEERRATUM.Chapters1234567891011121314151617Other sectionsGLOSSARYINDEXPage 12, footnote *, for “Admiral,” read “General,” and delete “naval.”◇A CIVIL SERVANT IN BURMA← NOTECHAPTER I INTRODUCTORY: A RETROSPECT AND SOME COMPARISONS →