The Development of British Malaya 1896-1909Oxford University Press, 1968 - 366 sider |
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... largely financed by Straits traders . The immediate and most important cause for British interven- tion was the internal condition of the Malay States which , by all accounts , were in the final stages of decay and disintegration ...
... largely financed by Straits traders . The immediate and most important cause for British interven- tion was the internal condition of the Malay States which , by all accounts , were in the final stages of decay and disintegration ...
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... largely the pay of the Civil Service , and the danger of receiving recruits of African or Asiatic descent ... who would be very unacceptable to the population of the Federated Malay States so that no useful occupation could be found for ...
... largely the pay of the Civil Service , and the danger of receiving recruits of African or Asiatic descent ... who would be very unacceptable to the population of the Federated Malay States so that no useful occupation could be found for ...
Side 316
... largely benefit by its continuance . 7. To bring it now under some control , with a view to its gradual and final suppression , appears to me to be the course which most recommends itself for adoption . The Right Honourable , Sir ...
... largely benefit by its continuance . 7. To bring it now under some control , with a view to its gradual and final suppression , appears to me to be the course which most recommends itself for adoption . The Right Honourable , Sir ...
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Towards Federation | 28 |
The Civil Service | 38 |
Constitutional Theory and Practice | 43 |
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