[Rarebooks] FS: White: Burmese War (1827)
Kaaterskill Books
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Mon Apr 20 10:23:32 EDT 2009
We offer for Sale:
White, W. [William]. A POLITICAL HISTORY OF THE EXTRAORDINARY EVENTS
WHICH LED TO THE BURMESE WAR. London: Printed for the author, and
published by W. Sams, 1827. [8], 169 pp. Illus. with 1 color folding
map. 8vo. Paper-covered boards with paper spine label (hardback).
Allibone 2692. Cockle: Books relating to the Military History of
India, p.18. Bibliography of Burma (NYU) 557. First edition.
White, a former Indian Army Officer, was one of the few opposed to
the first First Anglo-Burmese War (1824-26) brought about by the
conflicting expansionist aims of both Burma and British India. His
book was based upon the records of the Indian Government that were
presented to Parliament. Inclosed is a two page advertisement for the
edition published by C. Hamilton the same year. OCLC shows only 12
copies of both editions. A good copy, spine ends chipped, small tear
along front joint, boards and extremities quite worn with some loss,
original label chipped at corner, stamp on title, accession label on
spine, the bookplate of the Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the
United States, Commandery of the State of Illinois on front paste
down, occasional waxed pencil numerals; map with small tear to
margin, binding tight. [34247] $550.00
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