JMBRAS Vol. 77, Part 2 (December 2004)

Series: Journal of the Malayan/Malaysian Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society
Date: December 2004

The Malay community of Kuala Langat in the late nineteenth century — J.M. Gullick (pp. 1–25)
The ‘lost city’ of Kota Gelanggi: an exploratory essay based on textual evidence and an excursion into ‘aerial archaeology’ — Raimy Ché-Ross (pp. 27–58)
An imperial or a personal legacy? The rivalry of W.E. Maxwell and F.A. Swettenham in British Malaya — Mohamed Rashidi Pakri (pp. 33–44)
The Johore Military Forces: the oldest army of Malay regulars in the Peninsula — Shahriman bin Tunku Sulaiman Tunku Tan Sri Dato’ (pp. 95–105)
Between the Malay peasants and a beautiful theory: romanticism and the imperialist agenda in Hugh Clifford’s early fiction — Mohamed Rashidi Pakri (pp. 107–124)
A short history of Malaysia. Linking east and west. V.M. Hooker — W. Cheah (pp. 125–127) [Review]
Writing a new society: social change through the novel in Malay. V.M. Hooker — W. Cheah (pp. 127) [Review]
Respected citizens: the history of Armenians in Singapore and Malaysia. N. Wright — S. Dobbs (pp. 128–129) [Review]
Wong Ah Fook: immigrant, builder and entrepreneur. P. Lim Pui Huen — Rahimah Abdul Aziz (pp. 129–132) [Review]
Tensions of empire: Japan and Southeast Asia in the colonial and post-colonial world. K. Goto — P. Ramasamy (pp. 132–134) [Review]
Raja Bilah and the Mandailings of Perak 1875–1911. Abdurrazzaq Lubis and Khoo Salma Nasution — J.M. Gullick (pp. 134–135) [Review]

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