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One of three maps of parts of Burma (now Myanmar) presented to Cambridge University Library by Louis Allan Goss in 1910 and now available for viewing in Cambridge Digital Library. ... Archives. Art in the Entrance Hall. Astronomy. Bible Society. Burma.

Maps : Map of the Maingnyaung region, located between the Chindwin and Mu Rivers in Upper Burma, in the present-day Sagaing Re. ... style='text-align: justify;'>One of three maps of parts of Burma (now Myanmar) presented to Cambridge University Library

Collectively the material covers Ghana, Trinidad, Singapore, Hong Kong, Nigeria, Tanzania, Kenya, Malawi, Zimbabwe, Zambia, India, Pakistan, Myanmar, Egypt and Malaysia. ... Astronomy. Bible Society. Burma. Cambridge Bibliographical Society. Cambridge

Among the many beautiful and fascinating manuscripts in the Library’s Islamic collection is one particularly magnificent copy of the famous Persian epic poem, the Shāhnāma or […]. The Royal Commonwealth Society ... Architecture. Archives. Art in

1900), 'Gazetteer of Upper Burma and the Shan States', Rangoon: Printed by the Superintendent, Government printing, Burma. ... spatial" scheme="DCTERMS.TGN" content="Myanmar (Asia)"> <meta name="DCTERMS.temporal" scheme="DCTERMS.DCMIPeriod" content="start

Mexico. Micronesia. Moldova. Monaco. Mongolia. Montenegro. Morocco. Mozambique. Myanmar (Burma). Namibia. ... We do not share your personal information with any third parties outside the University of Cambridge, other than those who are responsible for

Mackinder issued detailed instructions to Fisher in October. His itinerary included several stops of two or three days in one place since it was thought that he would be able to ... Fisher's journey to Ceylon, India and Burma was originally intended to

She gave up her post to travel in Ceylon (Sri Lanka), India and Burma (Myanmar), where she became interested in Buddhism, 1921-3. ... She lived and worked in Manchester, 1936-43, and London, 1943-81, and continued to travel extensively in Ceylon, India

Hence, the failed states of Africa never failed by themselves or on their own. ... Global Actors: International Organisations and Private PhilanthropyViolence is prevented by taking concrete measures within countries, often at sub-national or municipal

Hence, the failed states of Africa never failed by themselves or on their own. ... Global Actors: International Organisations and Private PhilanthropyViolence is prevented by taking concrete measures within countries, often at sub-national or municipal