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Burma Project J 080901 Burma / Myanmar Bibliographical Project Siegfried M. Schwertner Bibliographical description JJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJ RUBC(959.1 JAC) J. M. R. US: CU(Kroch DS503.4 .S93 no.5) HU-EWC Rastorfer, Jean-Marc LC & MnU(TC Wilson Ames) UCSD(SSH) : DS485.B86 J3 NYPL(Research K-10 8525 no.5) J. M. S. The pagoda and the poet Jackson , Desmond <b. 1920> Symns , John Montfort What price surrender? : a story of the will to survive / Des- mond Jackson. – Sydney: Allen and Unwin, 1989. XV, 208 J. McClelland Research p., illus., maps. James McClelland Research US: CU(Kroch D805.J3 J13) Jack, Ian M. Jackson, Edith A soldier’s tale / Ian M. Jack. – Wedmore: Stanley Castle, Our empire 1995. 44 p., map. Legh, Mary Helena Cornwall GB: BL(YK.1996.a.446) Jackson, George T. Jack, Robert Logan <1845-1921> Report of a survey of public administration in Burma [/ The back blocks of China : a narrative of experiences among George T. Jackson]. – Rangoon : Govt. Print. and Staty., the Chinese, Sifans, Lolos, Tibetans, Shans and Kachins, be- Burma, 1954. II, 79 p., index. – Report based on the survey tween Shanghai and the Irrawaddi / by R. Logan Jack ... – and recommendations made by George T. Jackson, of the London : Arnold, 1904. XXII, 269 p., 16 plates, 2 fold. Civil Service Commission, Canada, during 1952-1953 maps, index. D: HD-SAI(reg 60 F 59 Kp)* D: HD-SAI(171 eth 65/676)* SG: ISEAS(JQ448 R42) F: BIULO(GEN.III.9544) US: CRL(GenCollec FICHE 96/63550) GB: SOAS(CC915.1043/64.601 ; 407.168) CU(Kroch Fiche 887 96 63550 ; Film 1049 ; Annex US: CU(Annex DS709 J12) LC(DS709.J12) YU Film N1049) LC(Microfiche 96/63550 (J)) ditto. Microform of 1904 ed. – Evanston, Ill.: American WU(CTR FICHE 96/63550 Theological Library Association, 1995. 1 reel ; 35 mm . − (ATLA monograph preservation program ; ATLA film Jackson , Gregory 1995-1007) (Day missions monographs on microfilm ; Rubinen från Burma : Detektivroman [/ övers. av Allan set 1) Grandin. − Göteborg: Romanförl., 1955. 96 s. − (Nyckel- US: CU(Kroch Film 12211 1995-1007) böckerna ; 418) S: S(1.1 S 59 B Nyckelböckerna. 418. 1955 ; 1.2 S 8:o.) ditto. Repr. – New York : Greenwood, 1969. XXII, 269 p., illus., maps, index. Jackson, J. D: GÖ-SUB(70 A 6697) HD-SAI(171 eth 65/676a)* Some views of Burma : with notes / J. Jackson. – Rangoon : Standish, [1900?]. Jackson , Dave [1st series] – 57 p., 26 photographs. Imprisoned in the Golden City / Dave & Neta Jackson ; text 2nd series. – 53 p., 24 photographs. illustrations by Julian Jackson. – Minneapolis, Minn.: Beth- D: HD-SAI(reg 60 A 44)* any House, c1993. 155 p., illus., bibliogr. p. 155. – (Trail- GB: BL-APAC(V 18869) blazer books) − "Young readers (8-12)" - cover p.[4]. US: LC(PZ7.J132418 Im 1993) Jackson, James Charles Recent higher degree theses on social, political and eco- Jackson, Denys Gabriel Maurice <b. 1899> nomic aspects of Southeast Asia presented in the United Burma : land of beauty and violence / by D. G. M. Jackson. Kingdom and in the universities of Malaya and Singapore. – – Melbourne: Hawthorn Pr., [1966]. 38 p., map. – (Studies in Hull: Univ. of Hull, 1966. III, 19 p. – (Miscellaneous series / South-East Asia ; 5) Department of Geography, Univ. of Hull ; 6) AU:ANU(Menzies pamphlet DS485.B86.J3) Burma: no. 13-33 NLA(N p959.1 JAC) AU:NLA(q 016.9159 J13) D: HD-SAI(320 ldk 83/879 Kp)* D: HD-SAI(pol 53 C 124 Kp) GB: SOAS(Pam GB 930/250.745) US: CU(Kroch +Pamphlet Z 170 ; Annex ++H11 H91 no.6) SG: ISEAS(DOC 43) InU LC(H11.H8 no.6) MoSW NNC J 1 Burma Bibliographical Project Siegfried M. Schwertner Jackson , John (1853-1917> Jacob , K. Lepers : thirty-six years’ work among them ; being the his- Burma (Birmanie) tory of the mission to Lepers in India and the East, 1874- Lexique stratigraphique international ; 3, facs. 6 1905 / by John Jackson ... With a short introduction by the Dowager Marchioness of Dufferin and Ava. Two maps and Jacobi , Erich H. <b. 1903> many illustrations. – London : Marshall ; Mission to Lepers, L’Asia Sud-Orientale : problemi politici ed economici / E. [1906]. XVIII, 390 p.. front.,ports., H. Jacobi ; Tibor Mende ; H. C. Taussig. – Roma: Istituto I- GB: SOAS(CWML I26) taliano per il Medio ed Estremo Oriente, 1956. 63 p. p. [31]-48: La Birmania d’oggi / di Tibor Mende ditto. : 1874-1910 ... New and rev. ed. – London and Edin- D: HD-SAI(300 pol 62/443)* burgh: Marshall, [1910]. XVI, 208 p. US: CU(DS518.1.J16) HU(Widener Asia 55.135) GB: BL(07640 g 23) BL-APAC(T 12386) UC(NRLF DS518.1 .J2 $C 91 957) YU(SML DS518 J33) Jackson, Kathi <b. 1951> They called them angels : American military nurses of Jacobs , Julian World War II / Kathi Jackson. − Westport, Conn.: Praeger, Les Naga : montagnards entre Inde et Birmanie : société et 2000. XX, 211 p., illus., index, bibliogr. p. [183] to 206. culture / Lulian Jacobs ; avec Alan Macfarlane, Sarah Harri- ISBN 0275968995 son et Anita Herle ; trad. de l’anglais par Helen Loveday. – Contains: 7. The China-Burma-India Theater Genève: Éd. Olizanes, 1991. 359 p., illus., gloss., bibliogr. p. US: LC & NNC(Barnard & Butler & Health Sciences) : 357-359. – Ce livre est le fruit d'une recherche de cinq ans D807.U5 J33 2000 sur l'histoire et l'anthropologie des Naga du nord-est de l'Inde . − ISBN 2-88086-086-5 Jackson , L. K. CH: SLB(N 203318) Striking force / L. K. Jackson. – London : Spencer, 1960. F: BNF BIULO(GEN.III.37472 ; GEN.III.39005) 157 p. BMH(DS 432 .Naga) BSG(8-M SUP-14796 ; 8 M SUP GB: BL(WP 440/83)* 16871) Nanterre-BU Paris10(7(59) JAC) US: YU(SML LC Class.) ditto. – Sydney: Horwitz, 1965. 162 p. US: CU(Wason PR9599 J14S9) The Nagas : hill peoples of Northeast India ; society, culture and the colonial encounter / Julian Jacobs ; with Alan Jackson , Peter Macfarlane, Sarah Harrison and Anita Herle. – London ; The sky tramps : the story of air charter / Peter Jackson. 1st New York : Thames and Hudson, 1990. 359 p., 700 illus., British ed. – London : Souvenir Pr., 1965. 231 p., illus. map, bibliogr. p. 357-359 . − ISBN 0-500-97388-1 p. 108-125: Monsoon, elephants and bandits D: HD-SAI(261 eth 93/288)* D: HD-SAI(424 rei 93/893)* F: BMH(DS 432 .Naga) GB: SOAS(JMB306.4/605299) Jackson, Randle US: LC & NIU(SEA) & UCB(Anthropol) & UCD(Shields) Substance of the speech of R. Jackson, Esq., at a special & UCLA(YRL) UCR(Rivera) & USSC(McHenry) & General Court of the Proprietors of East India Stock, ... De- UCSD(SSH) : DS432.N3 J33 1990 cember 13th, 1826, on a montion of thanks to Lord Amherst for having conducted to a succesful issue the late war with ditto. 1. pbk. ed. – [New York :] Thames and Hudson, 1998. the Government of Ava. – London, 1827. 359 p., bibliogr. p. 357-359. -- ISBN 0-500-97471-3 (pbk) GB: BL-APAC(T 1241(3)) F: BIULO(GEN.III.67997) US: UCI(Main Lib DS432.N3 J33 1998 Jackson, Robert <b. 1941> The rising sun / Robert Jackson. – Sutton : Severn House, Jacobs , Sheldon A. 1999. 216 p. – (The secret squadron series ; 3) Myanmar : trade and investment potential in Asia [/ prep. by Shel- ISBN 0727854143 don A. Jacobs]. Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the GB: BL(Nov.1999/772) Pacific. – New York : United Nations, 1996. XXV, 138 p., illus., OUL(BOD Nuneham X01.F00396) bibliogr p. 137-138. – (Studies in trade and investment, ISSN 1020- SOAS(E coll 3 V /99) 3516 ; 19) – ST/ESCAP/1671 – Background study prepared for the US: CU(Kroch PR6060.A18 R5 1999) LC Symposium on Fostering Myanmar's Interdependency in Trade and Investment with Its Neighbouring Countries and Japan, Yangon, 29 Jackunas, Pat January 1996. – ISBN 9211197295 Art from many hands : multicultural art projects SG: ISEAS(HF3751 U58E no. 19) Schuman, Jo Miles US: NIU(GovPub - 2nd FL-FML UN) & UCR(GovPub UN) & YU(Mudd GovtDocCtr) : ST/ESCAP/1671 Jacob , Judith Margaret UCD(Shields) & UCI(Main Lib Govt. Inform. Int'l) & Bibliographies of Mon-Khmer and Tai linguistics UCSB(Main) & WU(Memorial Lib.) : HG5621.7 .A3 Shorto , Harry Leonard J23 1996 UNDHL(ST/ESCAP(05)/S78/no.19) J 2 Bibliographical description J Jacoby , Erich Hellmuth <b. 1903> vicine) (Annali del Museo Civico di Storia Naturale di Ge- Agrarian unrest in Southeast Asia / Erich H. Jacoby. – New nova) York : Columbia Univ. Pr., 1949. XVII, 287 p., index, map, GB: BL(Ac 2809) bibliogr. p. 261-270. p. 70-100: Burma Jaffé, Lucy D: GÖ-SUB(8° Pol.2098) HD-SAI(reg 60 H 13)* Chinthe women. women's auxiliary service Burma, 1942 to GB: BL(8287 ee 69) SOAS(G 333/56.705) 1946 : char and wads on the frontline NL: KITLV(M 3b 361) Jaffé, Sally TH: CU(TIC 03014) US: CU(Wason HD855 J17) LC(HD865.J3) Jaffé, Sally Chinthe women : Women's Auxiliary Service Burma, 1942- ditto. 2nd ed. (rev. and enl.). – Bombay [etc.]: Asia Publish- 1946 : char and wads on the frontline / researched and ed. by ing House, 1961. XI, 279 p., maps, tables, index, bibliogr. p. Sally & Lucy Jaffé . 2nd ed. − Chipping Norton: S. Jaffé , 255-261. 2001. 52 p., illus., 1 map, ports., bibliogr. p. 51. p. 82-108: Union of Burma D: B-SBB(1 A 517846 Potsdamer Str.) D: HD-SAI(300 agr 62/2481)* GB: BL(YC.2002.a.8816) GB: BL(8182 p 6) SOAS(G 333/167.921 ; 411.950) SOAS(GB959.10452 /808202 ; E Coll 3 K /112) J: TYB(10666) NL: Nederlands Institute V Oorlogsdocumentatie NL: KITLV(M 3b 9N) US: HU(Widener Harv.
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