Anglo-Assamese Relations 1771-1826 S.K Bhuyan Eng;ish

BY THE SAME AUTHOR
ENGLISH

1. An Assamese Nur Jahan, Queen Phuleswari Devi, 1926.

2. Report and Conspectus of the Assam Research Society, 1927.

3. Early British Relations with Assam. 1928.

4. Preliminary Report on the Agency Records of the Assam Government,

1823-1874. Printed in Assam Secretariat File. 1930-31.

5. Bulletins of the Department of Historical and Antiquarian Studies in

Assam, Nos. I, II and III. 1932-36.

6. Tungkhungia Buranji, with Glossary, Index, etc. 1933.

7. Assamese Literature: Ancient and Modern. Printed in Assam Secre-

tariat File. 1936.

8. Dr. Francis Hamilton’s Account of Assam. 1940.

9. Lachit Barphukan and His Times. 1947

10. Annals of the Delhi Badshahate. 1947.

11. Military System of the Assamese People. Prativa Devi Memorial Lec-

ttures, Fourth Series, 1941. Ready for the press.

12. Atan Buragohain and His Times, 1662-1681. Ready for the press.

13. Quintessence of Experience. Ready for the press.

ASSAMESE

1. Gopal Krishna Gokliale. 1916.

2. Nirmali, poems. 1918.

3. Ahomar Din. 1918.

4. Jaimati Upakhyan, poem. 1920.

5. Animdoram Borooah, Sanskritist. 1920 and 1924.

6. Rabindranath Tagore. 1920.

7. Barphukanar Git, old historical ballad. 1924.

8. Panehami, short stories. 1927.

9. Jonaki, lives of eminent men. 1928 and 1938.

10. Chaneki, lives of eminent women. 1928.

11. Assam Jiyari, Assamese women of history. 1935.

12. Kowanr Bidroh. 1948.

13. Buranjir Bani. In the press.

14. King Rajeswar Singha, 1751-1769. Ready for the press,

CHRONICLES, EDITED WITH INTRODUCTION IN ENGLISH .

1. Assam Buranji by Harakanta Barua. 1930.

2. Kamrupar Buranji. 1930.

3. Deodhai Asam Buranji. 1932.

4. Tungkhungia Buranji. 1932.

5. Asamar Padya-Buranji, with Synopsis in English. 1933.

6. Padshah-Buranji. 1935.

7. Kachari Buranji, with Synopsis in English. 1936.

8. Jayantia Buranji, with Synopsis in English. 1937.

9. Tripirra Buranji. 1938.

10. Assam Buranji, S. M., with Analysis in English. 1945.