British Trade and Expansion in Southeast Asia, 1830-1914

19th century Anglo-Burmese annexation archipelago Asian Bangkok Bhamo Britain British commercial British government British interests British officials British trade Burmese Burmese court Burmese government Burney Calcutta Chamber of Commerce Chinese Churchill Clarke Colonial Office Company's Crawfurd decade Dufferin Dutch duties East India Company economic Empire European power expansion export F.O. Siam Foreign Office France Frank Swettenham free trade French frontier Fytche Governor Governor-General Ibid imperial important India Office Indian government influence intervention Karenni Kedah Kelantan Kimberley King letter London Lord Lower Burma Malacca Malay peninsula Malaya Manchester Mandalay markets Menam basin ment mercantile Mindon Mongkut monopoly negotiations north Malay opium Penang Perak Phayre political port Raffles railway Rangoon Resident Rosebery route to China Salisbury Satow Secretary secure Selangor Seymour Clarke Shan ships Siam's Siamese Singapore Sladen Southeast Asia Straits Settlements strategic Sultan Swettenham teak territory textile tin mining tion Trengannu Upper Burma Viceroy Western Yunnan