Tri Sinhala: The Last Phase, 1796-1815 |
Contents
to the Company Pilima Talavuva comes | 1 |
CHAPTER VIJI Wilson anxious for peace Page | 8 |
ruva | 12 |
Puttalama traders deprived | 38 |
Pilima Talavuvas advances | 70 |
The etiquette of the Keyda | 115 |
Reported protest from Chiefs to the King Ehe | 126 |
The King warns the British | 144 |
FRONTISPIECE Ehelepola Molligoda | 236 |
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