First Anglo-Burmese War (1824-1826) – Part 12

(Chapter XII of Narrative of The Burmese War by Major John
Snodgrass, British Army, the Military Secretary to the Commander of the British
expeditionary force and the Assistant Political Agent in Ava.)







British March from Rangoon to Danubyu (February 1825).

The retreat of Maha Bandoola left the field
completely open in our front. Not a man in arms remained in the neighbourhood
of Rangoon;