De Britsche Heerschappij Over Java En Onderhoorigheden (1811-1816.)... (Paperback)

This book provides a historical analysis of the British rule in Java, a period when the Dutch East Indies were at the height of its economic and social transformation. The author chronicles the military campaign, the resistance movement, and the political developments of this critical period that ultimately led to the abolition of the Dutch East India company and the transition of power to the British.

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