Explore the rich ethnography of the Kuki-Lushai tribes in North-East India with C. A. Soppitt’s insightful “A Short Account of the Kuki-Lushai Tribes on the North-East Frontier.” Delve into the historical origins, customs, and migration patterns of these indigenous communities across Cachar, Sylhet, and Naga Hills. This seminal work also presents an outline grammar of the Rangkhol-Lushai language, offering valuable linguistic comparisons. Authored by C. A. Soppitt, formerly of North Cachar Hills and Burma, this book is essential for understanding the region’s cultural tapestry and the critical importance of ethnographic research. Discover firsthand accounts and detailed analyses perfect for historians, anthropologists, and students of tribal studies. “A Short Account of the Kuki-Lushai Tribes” is a vital addition to “The bookish owl” collection for those seeking in-depth knowledge of India’s frontier cultures.