Talk:Anglo-Burmese people

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[edit] Unreferenced article

I have tagged this article as unreferenced, because despite its length, it has no citations (inline) and sources to back up many claims made. Editors who are experienced in finding citations and referencing should do so by following procedures at Wikipedia:Citing sources. Thanks. Hintha 23:59, 9 July 2006 (UTC)