English Intercourse With Siam In The Seventeenth Century (1890)

Focusing on the 17th-century interactions, the book delves into the diplomatic and commercial ties between England and Siam, highlighting the role of the English East India Company and trade negotiations. It also examines the cultural exchange, showcasing how Siamese art and literature influenced England. Drawing from primary sources like letters and journals, the author provides an insightful exploration of early English-Southeast Asian relations. This facsimile reprint aims to preserve a culturally significant work for modern readers.