Memorandum on the Countries between Thibct, Yunan and Burmah. —By the Very Reverend Thomine D’Mazcre, Vicar Apostolic of Thibet; Communicated by Licut.-Colonel A.P. Phayre, Commissioner of Pegu; (With Notes and a Comment by J.T.-Col. H. Yule, Bengal Engineers). With a Map of the N.E. Frontier Prepar-ed in the of of the Survr.-Genl of India, Calcutta, August, 1861

Title	Memorandum on the Countries between Thibct, Yunan and Burmah. —By the Very Reverend Thomine D’Mazcre, Vicar Apostolic of Thibet; Communicated by Licut.-Colonel A.P. Phayre, Commissioner of Pegu; (With Notes and a Comment by J.T.-Col. H. Yule, Bengal Engineers). With a Map of the N.E. Frontier Prepar-ed in the of of the Survr.-Genl of India, Calcutta, August, 1861
Author / Editor	The Secretaries
Pages	367-383

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