Malaya and its history including a history of Malaya and early Indian influence in Malaysia (and other essays)
A political system, art, science and literature may be taken to be the essential attributes of civilisation and even in 1511 when the Portuguese took Malacca, the Malay had them all. A social sense, arising out of tribal solidarity, has always distinguished him from the Chinese, who giving up to the...
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Kuala Lumpur
Silverfish Book
2020
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| Series: | Silverfish Malaysian classics
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Table of Contents:
- Primitive tribes and prehistoric remains
- The Hindu period
- The Malay empire of Malacca
- The Portuguese period
- English pioneers
- The Dutch East India Company
- The Johor empire
- The East India Company's relations with Siam and the northern Malay states
- Malacca and the adjoining states
- Singapore and Johor
- The Malay states
- Conclusion