From Bangkok to Bombay (Siam, French Indo-China, Burma and Hindustan)
Frank G. Carpenter
Play
Length 9 h 5 min
Chapters 32
First published 1924
Another entry in Carpenter's geographical reader series with information on the peoples, cultures, and everyday life of this Asian area. - Summary by BettyB
Chapters
1
A Word Before We Start Read by BettyB 3:42
2
In Bangkok Read by BettyB 20:08
3
King Rama and his Realm Read by BettyB 21:40
4
Some Shrines and Rites of Siam Read by BettyB 18:48
5
Siam's French Neighbour Read by BettyB 19:53
6
Burma and Its Capital Read by BettyB 17:00
7
The Golden Pagoda Read by BettyB 20:01
8
Rice Mills and Paddy Fields of the Irrawaddy Read by BettyB 13:56
9
At the Rangoon Jail Read by BettyB 14:04
10
Elephant Lumberjacks Read by BettyB 11:02
11
The Light of Asia Read by BettyB 16:06
12
The Women of Burma Read by BettyB 23:44
13
Calcutta Read by BettyB 15:42
14
The Viceroy and his Job Read by BettyB 22:00
15
On the Roof of the Globe Read by BettyB 15:50
16
The Farms of the Himalayas Read by BettyB 16:33
17
On the Fringe of India Read by BettyB 13:13
18
The Ashes of Buddha Read by BettyB 17:01
19
Travelling on India's Railways Read by BettyB 18:58
20
Benares, Holy City of the Hindus Read by BettyB 20:12
21
The Bathers and Burning Ghats of the Ganges Read by BettyB 8:56
22
The Slaves of Caste Read by BettyB 16:14
23
The Hungry Farmers of Hindustan Read by BettyB 19:21
24
Delhi Read by BettyB 19:22
25
Woman's Greatest Monument Read by BettyB 14:39
26
Baby Brides and Child Widows Read by BettyB 19:19
27
Jaipur and the Rajahs Read by BettyB 22:29
28
Bombay, Western Gateway of India Read by BettyB 20:25
29
The Towers of Silence on Malabar Hill Read by BettyB 15:34
30
Indian Captains of Industry Read by BettyB 15:39
31
John Bull's Biggest Police Job Read by BettyB 18:39
32
Husband Hunting and the Social Tug of War Read by BettyB 15:10
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