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JMBRAS Vol. 38, Part 2 (December 1965)

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JMBRAS Vol. 38, Part 2 (December 1965)

Series: Journal of the Malayan/Malaysian Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society
Date: December 1965

Table of Contents

Carl Gibson-Hill — M. Clark (pp. 17–21)
Tullbergia (Stenaphorura) gibsoni n. sp. (Collembola, Onychiuridae) from grass land soils in Singapore — D.H. Murphy (pp. 22–25)
Numbers of mammals on the Malaysian islands — Harrison J.L (pp. 26–42)
Three “secret” communication systems among Borneo nomads (and their dogs — Tom Harrisson (pp. 37–86)
Land crabs — D.S. Johnson (pp. 43–66)
Some observations on stone and glass beads in early South-East Asia — A. Lamb (pp. 87–124)
A note on the Maha-Bharata in Malaysia and Indonesia: Sabha-Parva found in Bali — C. Hooykaas (pp. 125–128)
The answer of Pasai — R. Roolvink (pp. 129–139)
The rise and decline of a national hero — P.E. de Josselin de Jong (pp. 140–155)
Asian potentates and European artillery in the 16th–18th centuries: a footnote to Gibson-Hill — C.R. Boxer (pp. 156–172)
Malacca under Jan van Riebeeck — W.Ph. Coolhaas (pp. 173–182)
Anglo-Malay relations, 1786–1795 — D.K. Bassett (pp. 183–212)
Francis Light and the ladies of Thalang — E.H.S. Simmonds (pp. 213–228)
New harbour, Singapore and the cruise of H.M.S. Maeander, 1848–49 — C.D. Cowan (pp. 229–240)
American trade with Singapore, 1819–65 — Sharom Ahmat (pp. 241–257)
Consul Farren and the Philippines — N. Tarling (pp. 258–273)
The origin of the Straits Steamship Company in 1890 — K.G. Tregonning (pp. 274–289)
British foreign policy and the extraterritorial question in Siam 1891–1900 — C. (Chandran Jeshurun) Jeshurun (pp. 290–313)

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