Louis Magrath King

Louis Magrath King (1886–1949) was a British consul in the Dartsedo (Kangding) region of China, which was then a border post between the Chinese Empire and Tibet. He was the author of various books about China and Tibet.[1][2]

Bibliography
  • 1912 China as it really is: By a resident in Peking, Evelyn Nash
  • 1926 We Tibetans, by Rinchen Lhamo, historical introduction by King. Seeley & Co, London, reprinted in 1985 and 1997.
  • 1927 China in Turmoil – Studies in Personality, Heath Cranton
  • 1937 By Tophet Flare. A tale of adventure on the Chinese frontier of Tibet, Methuen.
  • 1938 The warden of the marches: A tale of adventure on the Chinese frontier of Tibet
  • 1947 Cause and Effect in China, Contemporary Review
  • 1926 A brief account of 1500 years of Tibetan history, reprinted in 1985
  • 19?? The Soldier
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References
  1. Tim Chamberlain, 'Edge of Empires' in The British Museum Magazine, No.66, Spring/Summer 2010, pp.50-52
  2. Tim Chamberlain, 'Books of Change: A Western Family's Writings on China, 1855-1949' in The Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society, Vol. 75, No. 1, 2013, pp.55-76.)



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