This travelogue from the famous American author and industrialist John Williamson Palmer offers a daring and adventurous look at life on the Irrawaddy River in colonial-era Burma. Filled with vivid descriptions of the people, customs, and landscapes of the region, this book is a thrilling window into a fascinating time and place in history.

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