Correspondence. Borneo, 1761-1905
- Component identifier:
- Series FO 12
- Extent:
- 133 items
- Content Summary:
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The correspondence filmed from this Series is comprised largely of despatches and reports from British diplomatic representatives to the Foreign Office, dealing with all aspects of existing native life and trade within the area, and issues affecting British colonial policy. There is a substantial amount of correspondence concerning British trade opportunities, and the suppression of piracy. Native disturbances in Brunei and related internal politics are the subject of a number of reports. Affairs of the British North Borneo Company, and general relations with local native rulers are also discussed. Several volumes contain correspondence dealing with accusations brought against Sir James Brooke during his term as Consul General of Sarawak.
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