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Book Section 2002 Phothisane, Souneth Evolution of the chronicle of Luang Prabang: a comparison of sixteen versions Breaking new ground in Lao history: essays on the seventh to twentieth centuries [Phothisane, 2002 #24324]
Book Section 2002 Ngaosrivathana, Mayoury Early European impressions of the Lao Breaking new ground in Lao history: essays on the seventh to twentieth centuries [Ngaosrivathana, 2002 #24323]
Book Section 2002 O'Donovan, Meg The Universal History: an early European account of the Lao Breaking new ground in Lao history: essays on the seventh to twentieth centuries [O'Donovan, 2002 #24322]
Book Section 2002 The kingdom of Laos: an edited reprint of the 1759 Universal History Breaking new ground in Lao history: essays on the seventh to twentieth centuries [ 2002 #24321]
Book Section 2002 Tran Van Quy The Quy Hop archive: Vietnamese-Lao relations reflected in border-post documents dating from 1619 to 1880 Breaking new ground in Lao history: essays on the seventh to twentieth centuries [Tran 2002 #24320]
Book Section 2002 Breazeale, Kennon The Lao-Tay-son Alliance, 1792 and 1793 Breaking new ground in Lao history: essays on the seventh to twentieth centuries [Breazeale, 2002 #24319]
Book Section 2002 Gay, Bernard Millenarian movements in Laos, 1895-1936: depictions by modern Lao historians Breaking new ground in Lao history: essays on the seventh to twentieth centuries [Gay, 2002 #24318]
Book Section 2002 Breazeale, Kennon Laos mapped by treaty and decree, 1895-1907 Breaking new ground in Lao history: essays on the seventh to twentieth centuries [Breazeale, 2002 #24317]
Book Section 2002 Stuart-Fox, Martin On the writing of Lao history: continuities and discontinuities Breaking new ground in Lao history: essays on the seventh to twentieth centuries [Stuart-Fox, 2002 #24326]
Book Section 2002 Hoshino, Tatsuo Wen Dan and its neighbours: the central Mekong Valley in the seventh and eighth centuries Breaking new ground in Lao history: essays on the seventh to twentieth centuries [Hoshino, 2002 #24325]