My Experiences in Manipur And the Naga Hills
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Among the latter was old Ram Singh, the last survivor of Wilcox's famous survey expedi- tions in Assam, in 1825-26-27-28. Wilcox was one of the giants of old, men who with limited resources, did a vast amount of work among wild people, and said little about it, being contented with doing their duty. In 1828, accompanied by Lieutenant Burton, and ten men belonging to the Stidya Khamptis (Shans), he penetrated to the Bor Khamptis country, far beyond our borders, an exploit not repeated till after... our annexation of Upper Burmah. Ram Singh had a great respect for his former leader, and loved to talk of old days.
CHAPTER VIII.
Visit to the Maharajah His minister Former revolutions Thangal Major.
AFTER a day's rest I paid a visit to the Maharajah, having first stipulated as to my proper reception. I was received by the Jubraj (heir apparent) at the entrance to the private part of the palace, and by the Maharajah a few paces from the entrance to the Durbar room (hall of reception), and conducted by him to a seat opposite to his own, with a table between us, his sons and officials being seated on either side.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Among the latter was old Ram Singh, the last survivor of Wilcox's famous survey expedi- tions in Assam, in 1825-26-27-28. Wilcox was one of the giants of old, men who with limited resources, did a vast amount of work among wild people, and said little about it, being contented with doing their duty. In 1828, accompanied by Lieutenant Burton, and ten men belonging to the Stidya Khamptis (Shans), he penetrated to the Bor Khamptis country, far beyond our borders, an exploit not repeated till after... our annexation of Upper Burmah. Ram Singh had a great respect for his former leader, and loved to talk of old days.
CHAPTER VIII.
Visit to the Maharajah His minister Former revolutions Thangal Major.
AFTER a day's rest I paid a visit to the Maharajah, having first stipulated as to my proper reception. I was received by the Jubraj (heir apparent) at the entrance to the private part of the palace, and by the Maharajah a few paces from the entrance to the Durbar room (hall of reception), and conducted by him to a seat opposite to his own, with a table between us, his sons and officials being seated on either side.
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