Travels and Adventures in the province of Assam, During a Residence of Fourteen Years

by John Butler

Originally published in 1855, this work is a sequel to A Sketch of Assam and describes the habits, customs and manners of the remaining wild tribes of the hills, viz. Angahmee, Nagahs, Kookies, Meekirs, and Rengma Nagahs, with whom a lengthened residence rendered the author intimately acquainted.

The adventures and travels will also illustrate the life of an officer in the employ of Assam.