[320] It may not be inapposite here to mention that, according to a writer in the Times of the 7th of September, 1852, “letters were found in the stockades at Prome, ordering white slaves to be sent up to Ava, for the use of the Ava ladies.”
[321] Wilson, p. 229.
[322] Burmese War, p. 238.
[323] British India, p. 492.
[324] Page 355.
[325] Papers relating to the Hostilities with Burmah. Presented to both Houses of Parliament by her Majesty’s command, June 4, 1852, pp. 87-89.
[326] Edinburgh Review, vol. lxxi. p. 356.
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