Literary Works
During his years as Royal Page Student, ML Pin closely served King Vajiravudh and became learned in Thai literature. He was a prolific writer and produced a great number of literary works, including 25 compilations of poetic works, 57 works on education, 58 plays, 8 travel writings, and 56 other works. Among these are the following works in English:
- Writings on education
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- Seminar on Rural Adult Education
- Education during the Time when H.H. Prince Dhani Was Minister of Public Instruction
- Plays
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- School in the Village
- Somsak in Trouble
- Others
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- Miscellaneous Problems (1960)
- Miscellaneous Problems or An Autobiography of a Would-be Mathematician (1972)
- The New Republic
- Dramatic Achievement of King Rama VI
- King Vajiravudh: Thailand's Prolific Writer
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