BOOKS OF REFERENCE ON FRENCH ASIA 879
about 190 square miles and iU population about 168,000. The imports are chiefly cotton yarns, opium, petroleum ; the exports are straw sacks, swine, mats. The port is a free port. The territory is regularly visited by the vessels of two French companies ; iu 1919 there were 290 vessels of 94,805 tons. Official buildings, a post office, roads, kc, have been or are being constructed. The local budget for 1918 balanced at 404,960 piast
Books of Reference on French Asia
Annuaire General de l'lndo-C
I KioOhn.f Fraucaise, Rapport General »ur les StaUstianes d< s Dooauea. Annual. Hanoi Laos francate [official). Hanoi, 1900. •^ce Reports on the various Colonies. Annual. London.
Bull* ;ue de I'lotto-Chine . Bi-monthly. Hanoi.
Revue I ixlo-Ohinoise. Monthly. Ham..
s destine** da 1* I ndo-Chine. Pans, 1908.
Awm Caoibodge. 3 vols. Paris, lwO-04.
B<iudt$ten (Henrv), Indo-Chir... tive Peoples. London, 191?.
Bernard (F. i. Ii.d"o-Ch:n«. Parte, 1901.
Btell (P.). L'lnde etle Probieuie Indien. Paris, 1901.
Bon : do-Chine. Parte, 1900.
Brrl- jgraphiede* voyages dans 1 Indo-euine Francaise du IX e an XIX'
■ 1 0.
Brenier. F.ssai d' Atlas Stattetique de 1 li dochine. Hanoi. 1914
Chailley-Bert (J.), La Colonisation d« llndo-Chine. Parte, 1S92. [English Tran.- lation. London, 1894.]
ConmailU, Guide aux mines d'Angkor. Paris.
Cordier (H), Bibliotheca Ind. .inica. Par. -
Cunningham (A.), The French in Tonkin and South Chins. London, 1902.
Daumer (P.), L'lndo-Chine Francaise. 1'..
Dupou r s de l'lndo-Chine francaise. Paris, 1013.
Dujmii ( J. ), Le Tons-kin et l'lntervention fraw^ise. Paris, 189T
BUrKardt (F. R i. Guide d* l'Annam. Parte, 1914.
Fmtue (L.X Lludo-Caiue Francaise. Parte, 1910.
GoUow (E ), A travers lea Indes. Paris, 1S99.— La Franc* d'Asie. Paris, 1900.
Oonelin (Capt.), Le Laos et le Protectors t fran^ais. Paris, 1900.— L'Empire d'Annam. 1904.
eourdon (H.), Guide aax ruines d' Angkor. Sa^on. WIS.
Ireland (A.i, The Far Eastern Tropic* (including lado-Ch.na]. London, 1905.
Jottrand (M. and Mrae.), Indo-Chmf "90S.
Lagrilliere-Beauelere (Eug ), A travers l'lndo-Chine, Cochinchine. Camboge, Annans. Tonkin, Laos. Paris, 1900.
Lajonquiere (E. L. de), Iuveutaire descriptif des monument* da Csraboge. Publica- tions de l'Ecole Prancaise d - Extreme-"rient. Paris, 1907.
Lane* in J. L de), L'lndo-Chine Francaise. Paris. 1889.
MadrolU (C), Indo-Chine, Indes, Siam (Guide-books). 2nd edition. Paris, 101ft.
MagnabA (Captain), L'lndo-Chine Francaise. Paris, 1910.
ilaurt (H.), Lea regions Moi du Sud Indo-Chinote. Paris, 1909.— Les Jangles Moi. Paris, 1919.
Malleton (Col. G. B.). History of the French in India. London. 189S.
Xtton (A.), L" Indo-Chine et son Avenir Economique. Parte, 1903.
S'ieolas (P.), La Vie francaise en Cochinchine. Paris, 1900.
Orleans (Prince H. d'), Autourdu Tonkin. Paris, 1S96.— Du TonVin aux Indes. Paris, IS97. [Eng. Trans, by H. Bent]. London, 1897.
Patte (P. ), Hinterland Moi Parte 1906.
Pieanon (EA Le Laos Francate. Parte, 1900.
fl«-liu(E.), Xouvelle Geographie Universelle. Vol. VIII. Parte, 1883.
Bemaek (L. de). Le Laos. 2 vols. Paris, 1901.
Rondtt-Saint (M.), Choses de l'lndo-Chine Oontemporaine. Paris, W
Burner (H.), ■ .imaire du Royaume de t . Saigon, 1916.
Rustier (H), et Brevier (H.), LTndochine Francaise. Paris, 1910. un, L'lndo-Chine Franr^ise. Paris. 1903.
Silntstre (J.), L'Empire d'Annam et 1* Peuple. Annamite, 18S9.
Ttrsekuur (Q.), Aux Colonies d'Asie et dans l'Ocean Indian. Paris, 19*0.
