Travels in Indo-China and the Chinese empire

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Title:: Travels in Indo-China and the Chinese empire
Collection:: Southeast Asia Visions
Creator:: Carne, Louis-Joseph-Marie de
Date:: 1872
Catalog Record:: 2261129
Extent:: 408 600dpi JPEG page images
Publisher:: Chapman and Hall
Publication Place:: London
Format:: Book
Contents:: Front Matter
Introduction. Establishment of the French Protectorate Over the Kingdom of Camodgia.
Chapter I. Ruins of Angcor. Stung-Treng. Rapids of Khon-Khong. Arrival at Bassac.
Chapter II. : Stay at Bassac. Excursion to Attopee. The Forests. Savages and Elephants. We Leave Bassac Ubone.
Chapter III. : Departure from Ubone. Journey by Land. Halt at Khemarat on the Borders of the Mekong. Arrival at Vienchan. Visit to the Ruins of that Ancient Capital.
Chapter IV. : The Kingdom of Luang-Praban. Exceptional Position of the King of this Country Towards the Court of Bangkok. Help Which he Rendered the Commission. Tomb of Henri Mouhot. Spring Feasts.
"Chapter V. : Entry into the Burman Territory. Bad Feelings of the Authorities. The Rainy Season. Muong-Line, Sien-Tong. Muong You and Sien-Hong. Frontier of China."
Chapter VI. : Western China.
Chapter VII. : Landscapes and Chinese Sketches in Yunan.
"Chapter VIII. : The Mussulamn Insurrection in China, and the Kingdom of Tali."
"Chapter IX. : The Blue River. Arrival at Shanghai, and Return to Saigon."

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