Man, E. H. 1932. The Nicobar Islands and Their People. (titlepage: "Compiled posthumously from papers in the R.A.I. Journal and the Indian Antiquary, and from notes prepared for publication before his death ..." Man held different administrative positions from 1869 (in Port Blair on the Andaman Islands) until his retirement in 1901. [...] Throughout his service, E.H. Man shared with his colleagues the obligation to undertake in rotation tours of duty as officer in charge in the Nicobars; his first tour being undertaken in 1871 soon after his father had left for England. ... Some officers, however, stayed for two or three years, and actually E. H. Man was in residence, at intervals, for some six and a half years.)
@book{man1932,
address = {Guilford},
author = {Man, E. H.},
key = {Man (1932)},
note = {titlepage: "Compiled posthumously from papers in the R.A.I. Journal and the Indian Antiquary, and from notes prepared for publication before his death ..." Man held different administrative positions from 1869 (in Port Blair on the Andaman Islands) until his retirement in 1901. [...] Throughout his service, E.H. Man shared with his colleagues the obligation to undertake in rotation tours of duty as officer in charge in the Nicobars; his first tour being undertaken in 1871 soon after his father had left for England. ... Some officers, however, stayed for two or three years, and actually E. H. Man was in residence, at intervals, for some six and a half years.},
title = {The Nicobar Islands and Their People},
year = {1932}
}