A nineteenth century Burmese map relating to French colonial expansion in Southeast AsiaFootnote¹

In view of the nineteenth century context, I have chosen to use the terms Burma, Siam, Burman (an ethnic designation), Burmese (anyone from the country of Burma), and Siamese rather than Myanmar, Thailand, and derivative adjectives associated with those areas.

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• In view of the nineteenth century context, I have chosen to use the terms Burma, Siam, Burman (an ethnic designation), Burmese (anyone from the country of Burma), and Siamese rather than Myanmar, Thailand, and derivative adjectives associated with those areas.
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