Trials in Burma
In "Trials in Burma" he gives special attention to the political trial of J . M . Sen Gupta , mayor of Calcutta , for sedition in impromptu speeches made during a brief visit to Rangoon in 1930; also to two criminal trials which became politically charged because they brought to light underlying attitudes of British merchants and army officers to Burmese people ( the same attitudes that were soon to be exposed in a fictional context in George Orwell's "Burmese Days" ) . 
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