Cecil Champain Lowis, The Tribes of Burma — The Lahus (1910)
“ The Lahus are best known for the resistance they have offered to the Chinese along the border and, latterly, for the readiness that they have exhibited to adopt Christianity. Some of the missionaries working among them would class them ethnically with the Karens, but for this there seems no justification. Their women's dress, the prinicipal item of which is a long-embroidered coat, is picturesque. ”
