The North-East Frontier of India

The North-East Frontier of IndiaAlexander Mackenzie, the author of the present volume, was more a seasoned administrator than a historian. The book has its genesis in his Memorandum on the North East Frontier of Bengal which made a general survey of the political relations of the then British Government of India with the hill tribes of Assam, Cachar and Chittagong which proved extremely useful to the local administrators as well as to the Foreign Department of the then British

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it has drawn worldwide attention for the repeated communal pogroms between Hindu and Muslims

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sociological and anthropological study of the Lushai (Mizo) tribes right from the pre-colonial structures till the end of Colonial rule

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