Asian Trade and European Influence in the Indonesian Archi-pelago between 1500 and about 1630

John Bastin

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The central theme of this comparative study of the position of native trade in Indonesia is the appearance of foreign traders both Asian and European.New sources of information, e.g. the original documents in the Dutch East India Company Archives as well as Portuguese, English and a few native sources have enabled the author to supplement and to criticize the economic aspects of the sociological studies of B. Schrieke

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