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This book focuses on the lesser-known region of India, specifically the northeastern frontier and its indigenous tribes. The author's intention is to create a work that is both informative and engaging, catering to those individuals who possess an interest in this captivating but often overlooked part of India. The book commences with an exploration of the archaeology and historical aspects of the area, placing particular emphasis on the ethnography of the diverse border tribes, including the Kachari, Ahom, and Naga communities. About The Author: Colonel L. W. Shakespear (1860-1933), who served as A.Q.M.G. (Assistant Quartermaster General) of the 6th Poona Division, is renowned for his authorship of "History of The 2nd K.E.O. Goorchas" and "History of Upper Assam And The North-East Frontier.” This concise historical overview of Poona and its surrounding areas is dedicated with respect to their excellencies Lord and Lady Willingdon, whose keen interest in the subject has greatly encouraged the author, as well as instilled a similar sentiment among other residents in this region of the Deccan. The Title 'History of Upper Assam, Upper Burmah and North-Eastern Frontier written/authored/edited by L. W. Shakespear