“History of Upper Assam, Burmah and the North-East Frontier” by Lieutenant Colonel L. W. Shakespear is a rare and authoritative account of the geo-political and military developments in Northeast India, Upper Burma (Myanmar), and the frontier regions during the height of British rule. Drawing from official records, first-hand experiences, and administrative reports, this book presents an unparalleled view into the British military expeditions, colonial administration, tribal interactions, and cross-border relations that shaped the eastern frontier of British India. This timeless historical document delves deep into the strategic significance of Assam and Burma, the complexities of tribal policies, and the role of British political agents and frontier officers in expanding imperial control in one of the most volatile regions of the subcontinent. A must-have reference for anyone interested in South Asian history, military campaigns, colonial frontier policy, and Northeast India studies. Covers Upper Assam, Burma, and the North-East Frontier during colonial expansion. Detailed military and administrative history from a British officer’s first-hand perspective. Includes descriptions of tribal communities, political treaties, and frontier skirmishes. Insight into British India’s eastern frontier diplomacy and security. Valuable source for historians, researchers, military scholars, and UPSC aspirants. Discusses the geography, demography, and strategic importance of Northeast India and Burma