British Policy in the Malay Peninsula, 1880-1910: The southern and central States

Abu Bakar accept according Acting administration advice Adviser affairs Agent agreed agreement Anderson appointment asked Assistant August authority Bendahara Britain British British Government Cecil Smith chiefs Chinese Colonial Office communication concerned concessions considered continued council December despatch direct districts established European fact February Federation Frederick Weld further give Government Governor hand High Commissioner important independent influence interests January Jelebu Johore July June Kuala land later letter London Lord Lucas Maharaja Malacca Malay Malaya March matters Maxwell ment minute Mitchell Muar Native Negri Sembilan November October opinion Pahang Peninsula Perak permanent political position possible practice proposed Protected question railway reason referred relations remained Rembau Resident Resident-General rule Rulers Secretary Selangor Settlements Singapore Straits suggested Sultan Sungai Ujong Swettenham territories thought tion treaty Tunku Weld Weld's Yam Tuan