"De Verhouding der Vorsten op Java tot de Ned.-Indische Regeering" examines the relationship between the Javanese rulers and the government of the Dutch East Indies. Authored by Pieter Willem Filet and originally published in 1895, this work provides a historical perspective on the dynamics of power and governance during the colonial era.
This book offers valuable insights into the political landscape of Java, exploring the interactions and tensions between the local aristocracy and the Dutch colonial administration. It is a crucial resource for understanding the complexities of colonial rule and its impact on the region. Scholars of Southeast Asian history, colonialism, and political science will find this an essential addition to their research.
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