BY CAPTAIN THOMAS SMITH,

Late ASSISTANT POLITICAL-RESIDENT AT NEPAUL. 2 v. post 8vo. 21s. bound.

"No man could be better qualified to describe Nepaul than Captain Smith;

and his concise, but clear and graphic account of its history, its

natural productions, its laws and customs, and the character of its

warlike inhabitants, is very agreeable and instructive reading. A

separate chapter, not the least entertaining in the book, is devoted to

anecdotes of the Nepaulese mission, of whom, and of their visit to

Europe, many remarkable stories are told."--_Post._

"No one need go elsewhere for information about Nepaul. He will find it

all arranged in this intelligent and interesting work with perspicuity

and completeness. It will henceforth be the standard work on Nepaul.

Captain Smith's narrative of his personal adventures is most

exciting."--_United Service Gazette._

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