PercumaKolonial & EmpayarDiplomatic Corpus: Between the Dutch in Tanah Melayu and the northern Malay courts, 1641-1699Unknown5(0)Percuma
PercumaKolonial & EmpayarColonial Construction of Malayness: The Influence of Population Size and CompositionKiran Sagoo5(0)Percuma
PercumaKolonial & EmpayarCalcoen: a Dutch narrative of the second voyage of Vasco da Gama to CalicutUnknown5(0)Percuma
PercumaKolonial & EmpayarBritish Trade to Southeast Asia in the 17th and 18th Centuries revisitedHenry Johnson5(0)Percuma
PercumaKolonial & EmpayarBritish strategic interests in the Straits of Malacca 1786-1819Wee, Samuel Tien Wang.5(0)Percuma
PercumaKolonial & EmpayarBritish Posessions in the East (Whitaker's Almanac, 1894)Joseph Whitaker5(0)Percuma
PercumaKolonial & EmpayarBritish Colonial Health Care Development and the Persistence of Ethnic Medicine in Peninsular Malaysia and SingaporeUnknown5(0)Percuma
PercumaKolonial & EmpayarBritish Borneo: sketches of Brunai, Sarawak, Labuan, and North BorneoUnknown5(0)Percuma
PercumaKolonial & EmpayarBorneo revelations : a series of letters on the Sereban & Sakarran Dyaks, and the Rajah BrookeUnknown5(0)Percuma
PercumaKolonial & EmpayarAsia's Maritime Networks and the Colonial Public Sphere 1840-1920Unknown5(0)Percuma
PercumaKolonial & EmpayarAceh as a Field for Ancient History Studiesthe Portuguese Tomé Pires suggest the presence o f an influential community of people5(0)Percuma
PercumaKolonial & EmpayarA Visit to the Indian Archipelago, in H.M. Ship M�anderHenry Keppel, James Brooke5(0)Percuma
PercumaKolonial & EmpayarA popular history of British India and and the insular possessionsUnknown5(0)Percuma
PercumaKolonial & EmpayarA Malay reader (romanized) for the use of pupils in the second standard of the vernacular schools of the Straits SettlementsUnknown5(0)Percuma
PercumaKolonial & EmpayarA Letter of Instructions from the East India Company to its AgentUnknown5(0)Percuma
