Early English Intercourse with Burma, 1587 – 1743

Discover the fascinating history of British interactions with Burma in Early English Intercourse with Burma, 1587 – 1743 by D. G. E. Hall. First published in 1922, this comprehensive volume offers a detailed exploration of English engagement with Burma, tracing its roots from the 16th century through to the mid-18th century. This historical narrative is framed by the establishment and eventual closure of the Syriam factory, providing a unique lens into the early commerce and cultural exchanges between Great Britain and Burma. With 372 pages of insightful analysis, this hardback edition published by Taylor & Francis Ltd in 2020 is an essential read for anyone interested in Asian history, British colonialism, and the impact of the East India Company. Immerse yourself in this pivotal period of history and understand the complexities of early English-Burmese relations.