The Origins of British Borneo |
Contents
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CHAPTER II BRITISH REACTION TO RIVAL POWERS IN THE SOUTH CHINA SEA DURING THE 1860s | 30 |
CHAPTER III BRITAIN AND SARAWAK 18581870 | 56 |
CHAPTER IV BRITAIN AND BRUNEI 18681878 | 83 |
CHAPTER V BRITAIN AND NORTH BORNEO | 126 |
THE PROTOCOL OF 1885 AND THE PROTECTORATES OF 1888 | 173 |
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Admiralty agreed American annexation April Article Baram BNBCOP Britain British government British interests British North Borneo British policy British subjects Brooke's Brunei territory Bulwer Callaghan Captain cession charter claim Clarendon coal coast of Borneo Colonial Office commercial Consul Dent Dent-von Overbeck Dilke Dutch favour FO memo Foreign Office French Germany Gladstone Governor grant Granville Hennessy Herbert Illanun island John July June Labuan Layard Limbang London Lord Russell Majesty's Government Malay Malmesbury Manila March Minister Moses Muara naval negotiated North Borneo Company northern Borneo northwest coast noted Palmerston Pauncefote minute pengerans Philippines position in Borneo protection protectorate protocol question Raja Brooke Raja's Ricketts rivers Salisbury Sandakan Sarawak Secretary Sept settlement ships Singapore South China Sea Spain Spanish sovereignty Straits Sultan of Brunei Sultan of Sulu Sulu Archipelago Temenggong Tenterden trade Treacher to FO treaty Trusan Under-Secretary Ussher vessels wrote