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The Withdrawal of the Last British Residency from Upper Burma in 1879
Anglo-Burmese relations during Mindon Min's reign (1853-1878) fluctuated between settlement and unsettlement, between friendly gestures and frustrated hopes. By the early 1870's the Burmese ruler had given up dreams of regaining territories captured by the British in the second war, and was busy preserving the independence of his truncated kingdom. However, a Burmese mission failed to secure either direct relations with the British Government or diplomatic support from other European powers. All this while British commercial interests clamoured for the implementation of the Anglo-Burmese treaties of 1862 and 1867, and for the investi gation of new trade routes via Burma to China. Lord Northbrook, the Viceroy of India (1872-6), tried to reconcile his pacifism with the pressure for firm action by professing the one and conceding to the other. He informed the Secretary of State for India,
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