My Experiences in Manipur and the Naga HillsJohnstone, James, Sir
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My Experiences in Manipur and the Naga Hills
Johnstone, James, Sir
Manipur (India) -- Description and travel; Naga Hills (India) -- Description and travel
Mr. Damant and the Naga Hills--Rumours on which I act--News
of revolt in Naga Hills and Mr. Damant's murder--Maharajah's
loyalty--March to the relief of Kohima--Relief of Kohima--Incidents
of siege--Heroism of ladies--A noble defence 147
Chapter XVIII.
Restoring order and confidence--Arrival of Major Evans--Arrival
of Major Williamson--Keeping open communication--Attack on
Phesama--Visit to Manipur--General Nation arrives--Join him at
Suchema--Prepare to attack Konoma--Assault of Konoma 161
Chapter XIX.
Konoma evacuated--Journey to Suchema for provisions and ammunition,
and return--We march to Suchema with General--Visit Manipur--Very
ill--Meet Sir Steuart Bayley in Cachar--His visit to Manipur--Grand
reception--Star of India--Chussad attack on Chingsow--March to
Kohima and back--Reflections on Maharajah's services--Naga Hills
campaign overshadowed by Afghan war 175
Chapter XX.
Visit Chingsow to investigate Chussad outrage--Interesting
country--Rhododendrons--Splendid forest--Chingsow and the
murders--Chattik--March back across the hills 182
Chapter XXI.
Saving a criminal from execution--Konoma men visit me--A
terrible earthquake--Destruction wrought in the capital--Illness
of the Maharajah--Question as to the succession--Arrival of
the Queen's warrant--Reception by the Maharajah--The Burmese
question 190
Chapter XXII.
March to Mao and improvement of the road--Lieutenant
Raban--Constant troubles with Burmah--Visit to Mr. Elliott
at Kohima--A tiger hunt made easy--A perilous adventure--Rose
bushes--Brutal conduct of Prince Koireng--We leave Manipur for
England 198
Chapter XXIII.
Return to Manipur--Revolution in my absence--Arrangements for
boundary--Survey and settlement--Start for Kongal--Burmese will
not act--We settle boundary--Report to Government--Return to
England 208
Chapter XXIV.
Return to India--Visit to Shillong--Manipur again--Cordial
reception--Trouble with Thangal Major--New arts introduced 216
Chapter XXV.
A friend in need--Tour round the valley--Meet the Chief
Commissioner--March to Cachar--Tour through the Tankhool
country--Metomi Saraméttie--Somrah--Terrace cultivators--A
dislocation--Old quarters at Kongal Tannah--Return to the valley
--A sad parting 223
Chapter XXVI.
More trouble with Thangal Major--Tit-for-tat--Visit to the Kubo
valley--A new Aya Pooiel--Journey to Shillong--War is declared--A
message to Kendat to the Bombay-Burmah Corporation agents--Anxiety
as to their fate--March to Mao 236
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