Some journal articles of interest, listed alphabetically by journal title:
A - B - C - D - E - F - G - H - I - J - K - L - M - N - O - P - Q - R - S - T - U - V - W - X - Y - Z
List compiled from information found in bibliographies, footnotes, the journals themselves, and other sources. Only English language material is covered in depth. Corrections and additions welcome.
(Ingenta and Infotrieve provide journal article fax and mail services)
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HARRISON, Brian, The burthen, the risk, and the glory: a biography of Sir
James Brooke [book review]. vol 89 (June 1984) pp 837.
TALIB, Naimah S & REECE, Bob, Reviews of Books - ASIA - Administrators
and Their Service: The Sarawak Administrative Service under the Brooke Rajahs
and British Colonial Rule. vol 106 no 3 (2001) pp 963
details
WALKER, J H & WARREN, James Francis, Power and prowess: the origins of Brooke
kingship in Sarawak (book review). vol 108 no 2 (April 2003) pp 501
details
A personification of Sarawak history [on Datu Bandar Abang Mustapha Dato
Hakim Moasili]. Jan 9, 2005.
The uncrowned king of Sarawak [on Datuk Wee Kheng Chiang, one of the founders of
the United Chinese Bank]. Feb 27, 2005.
COX, H. & METCALFE, S., The Borneo company limited: origins of a
nineteenth-century networked multinational. vol. 4, no. 4 (June 1998), pp. 53-69
full text
METCALFE, Stuart, The structure and evolution of an operational network: the
Borneo Company Ltd, 1850-1919. vol. 7, no. 2 (December 2000), pp. 17-38
full text
BROOKE, James, Expedition to Borneo (Oct 1838)
(Journal of the Humanities and Social Sciences of Southeast Asia and Oceania)
HORTON, A.V.M., Masa Jepun: Sarawak under the Japanese, 1941-1945 (book
review), vol 157 no 1 2001 pp 192-193
KERSTEN, Carool, Cross-Cultural Encounters in Joseph Conrad’s Malay Fiction
(book review), vol 159 no 2/3 (2003) pp 422-424
Review of 'The Life of Sir James Brooke', vol 127(Feb 1880) pp 193-210
KOK, Alice, Bloody battle of Bau Lama (26 Dec 1987) p 13
Selected references only.
LOCKARD, Craig A., A study of the history of Kuching, vol 2 no 2 (1970) pp 32-33
LOCKARD, Craig A., A framework for the study and writing of Sarawak and Sabah history, vol 9 no 2 (Sep 1977) pp 68-101 and vol 10 no 1 (Apr 1978) pp 14-22
LIAN, Robert & SAGING, Robert, An ethno-history of the Kelabit tribe of Sarawak: a brief look at the Kelabit tribe before World War II and after, vol 11 no 1 (1979) pp 14-19
CRISSWELL, Colin N., Rajah
Charles Brooke: monarch of all he surveyed, vol 13 no 1 (1981) pp 59-63
METCALF, Peter, Warfare and community size in nineteenth century Borneo, vol 15 no 1, pp 26-30
BROWN, Donald E., Patterns in Brunei history and culture, vol 16 no 1 (1984) pp 28-34
CRAMB,
R.A. & REECE, R.H.W., eds., Development in Sarawak, vol. 21 no 2 (1989) pp 161
REECE, R.H.W., Sarawak: notes during a residence in that country with H. H. the Rajah Brooke, vol 22 no 1 (Apr 1990) pp 3-26
SCHILLER, Anne, Glimpses of 'whispering shores': Borneo in photographic archives, vol 22 no 2 (Sep 1990) pp 91-94
REECE,
R.H.W., Introduction to Ten Years in Sarawak by Charles Brooke, vol 23 no 1 (1991) pp 41-53
REECE, R.H.W., Introduction to The expedition to Borneo of HMS Dido, vol 23 no 1
(1991) pp 45-73
REECE, R.H.W. & Saint, A.J.M., Sketches of Our Life at Sawarak by Harriette McDougall, vol 24 (1992) pp 33-61
OOI KEAT-GIN, Education in Sarawak: from Brooke rule to Colonial Office administration 1841-1963, vol 24 (1992) pp 62-67
KAUR, Amarjit, Transport and the Sarawak economy, 1841-1983, vol. 25 (1993) pp 76-100
FRANCIS, Simon, Wartime intelligence reports on Borneo, vol. 25 (1993) pp 137-164
WALKER, J.H., A Florentine source for 19th century Sarawak history, vol. 27 (1996)
pp 39-43
WALKER, J.H., A Confusion of Crookshanks (sic): personalities and power in the lives of the early Brookes, vol 28 (1997) pp 42-54
REECE, Bob, The loves of Hugh Low; and, Introduction: Spenser St. John's The Life of Sir James Brooke, Rajah of Sarawak, vol 28 (1997) pp 55-81
WALKER, J.H., This peculiar acuteness of feeling: James Brooke and the enactment of desire, vol
29 (1998) pp 150-194 details /
review
BROWN, Donald E., On the sexual motive in history [on James Brooke], vol 29
(1998) pp 195-196
LOCKARD, Craig A., 'The peculiar acuteness of (post-modernist) perception' in Bornean historiography: some comments on James Brooke revised, vol 29
(1998) pp
197-203
STEINMAYER, Otto, Groping in the closet: response to Walker's 'This peculiar
acuteness of feeling', vol 29 (1998) pp 203-208
TARLING, Nicholas, John Walker on James Brooke, vol 29 (1998) pp 209-210
WALKER, J.H., Savage gardens: sexuality, scholarship and Sarawak, vol 29 (1998)
pp 210-222
REECE, Bob, Alex C. Castles, The Constitutional and Legal History of Sarawak:
Documents and Commentaries.(Book review). vol 36 (2005) pp 261-263
full text
BROWN, D.E., Another affair of James Brooke? vol 2 no 4 (1972) p 206
SAUNDERS, Graham, James Brooke and Asian government, vol 3 no 1 (1973) pp 105-17
METASSIM, Haji Jibah, Pengiran Indera Mahkota Shahbandar Mohammad Salleh and James Brooke in the history of Brunei, vol 4 no 3 (1975) pp 38-51
SAUNDERS, Graham, Seekers of Kingdoms: British adventures in the Malay
archipelago [Alexander Hare, John Clunies-Ross, Erskine Murray, Robert Burns,
Adam Wilson, Tristan C.S. Speedy, James Brooke], vol 4, no 4 (1980) pp
137-154
LINDBLAD, J.T., Of free trade and native interests: the Brookes and the economic development of Sarawak, 1841-1941 (book review). v.62 (1999) pp 195-196
The Chinese in Borneo. v. 7 (1878-9) pp 1-2
[?], Notices of the city of Borneo and its inhabitants, made during the voyage
of the American brig Himmaleh in the Indian Archipelago, in 1837, vol 7 (1838)
pp 121-36, 177-93
DOTY, E. & POHLMAN, W.J., Tour in Borneo, from Sambas through Montrado to Pontianak, and the adjacent settlements of Chinese and Dayaks, during the autumn of 1838, vol 8 (Oct 1839) pp 283-310
SACHS, W.L., Bishops and Brookes: the Anglican Mission and the Brooke Raj in Sarawak, 1848-1941, by G. Saunders (book review), vol 64 no 4 (Dec 1995) pp 718-719
GLADSTONE, W.E., Piracy in Borneo and the operations of July 1849, 1877 pp 181-98
HIEBERT, Murray & JAYASANKRAN, S., National divide (Peninsular Malaysia and Sabah and Sarawak), vol 160 no 36 (Sept 4, 1997) pp 22
COLCHESTER, M., Pirates, squatters and poachers: the political ecology of dispossession of the native peoples of Sarawak, vol 3 no 4-6 (Jul-Nov 1993) pp 158-179
OOI KEAT GIN, A broken promise? Great Britain's failure to honour treaty obligations to Brooke Sarawak, a British protectorate. v. 27, pp 46-63
TARLING, N., Of free trade and native interests: the Brookes and the
economic development of Sarawak, 1841-1941 (book review). v. 21 no. 2 (1999), pp
497-498
TARLING, N., Rising sun over Borneo: the Japanese occupation of Sarawak,
1941-1945 (book review). v. 21 no. 4 (1999), pp 1082-1983
REECE, R.H.W., A 'suitable population': Charles Brooke and race-mixing in Sarawak, vol 9 no 1 (1985), pp 67-112
OSMAN, Sabihah, The development of Malay vernacular education in Sarawak 1841-1941, no 14 (1986) pp 23-47
REINHARDT, Jon, Administrative policy and practice in Sarawak: continuity
and change under the Brookes, vol. 29 no 4 (Aug 1970) pp 851-862
LOCKARD, C.A., Chinese pioneers on the Sarawak frontier, 1841-1941, by D. Chew
(book review), vol 50 no 3 (Aug 1991) pp 730-731
WARREN, Jim, Bishops and Brookes: the Anglican Mission and the Brooke Raj in
Sarawak, 1848-1941, by G. Saunders (book review), vol 52 no 4 (Nov 1993) pp
1090-1091
WRIGHT, L., Japanese empire in the tropics: selected documents and reports of
the Japanese period in Sarawak, northwest Borneo, 1941-1945, vol. 2. (book
review), v.58 no.3 (1999), pp 852-853
LOCKARD, C.A., Masa Jepun: Sarawak under the Japanese, 1941-1945 (book
review), vol 59 no 1 2000 pp 219-221
KING, F.H.H., Economic change in East Malaysia: Sabah and Sarawak since 1850
(book review), vol 61 no 1 pp 327-328
LOCKARD, C.A., Rising sun over Borneo: the Japanese occupation of Sarawak,
1941-1945 (book review), vol 61 no 3 (2002) pp 1121-1123
details
LEWIS, DIANNE, Power and prowess: the origin of brooke kingship in Sarawak (book
review), vol 63 no 1 (Feb 2004) pp 264
SMITH, S.C., Of free trade and native interests: the Brookes and the
economic development of Sarawak, 1841-1941 (book review). v.26 no.3 (1998) pp
158-159
STOCKWELL, A.J., Glimpses of Sarawak between 1912 and 1946: autobiographical
extracts and articles of an officer of the Rajahs: John Beville Archer
(1893-1948) (book review). v.26 no.3 (1998) pp 160-161
Journal of Malaysian and Comparative Law
ADAM, F.J., Native customary rights over land in Sarawak. v. 25, pp. 218-231
KING, Frank H. H. Notes on the history of currency in Sarawak. vol 2 no 2
(1955) pp 316-323
CRISSWELL, Colin N., Some historical aspects of local and sovereign rights
in nineteenth century Brunei, vol 10, no 1 (1972)
OOI, Keat Gin, Bob Reece, Masa Jepun: Sarawak under the Japanese 1941-1945
[Book Review] no 35 (Dec 2001)
full text
OOI, Keat Gin, Prelude to invasion: covert operations before the re-occupation of Northwest Borneo, 1944-45. no 37 (Oct 2002)
full text
LOGAN J.R., Borneo, vol 2 (1848) pp 495-7
LOGAN J.R., Notices of European intercourse with Borneo Proper prior to the establishment of Singapore in 1819, vol 2 (1848) pp 498-512
LOGAN J.R., Traces of the origin of the Malay Kingdom of Borneo, with notices of its condition when first discovered by Europeans, and at later periods, vol 2 (1848) pp 513-27
LOGAN J.R., Notices of Chinese intercourse with Borneo Proper prior to the establishment of Singapore in 1819, vol 2 (1848) pp 611-15
BURNS, Robert, The Kayans of the north-west of Borneo, vol 3 (1849) pp 140-52
[CROOKSHANK, Arthur], The Sarawak fleet [Saribas-Krian expedition, March 1849], vol 3 (1849) pp 276-7, xxvi-xxvii
LOGAN J.R., The piracy and slave trade of the Indian Archipelago, vol 3 (1849) pp 581-8, 629-36; vol 4 (1850) pp 45-52, 144-62, 400-10, 617-28, 734-46; vol 5 (1851) pp 374-82
LOGAN J.R., Sago, vol 3 (1849) pp 288-313
[?],
Destruction of the fleet of the Sarebas and Sekarran pirates by the expedition from Sarawak on the night of 31 July, 1849, vol 3 (1849) pp 589-93
[?], The River Barram: extracts from a journal kept during a visit to that river in the H.C. steamer 'Pluto', vol 5 (1851) pp 677-90
LAY, G. Tradescant, A few remarks made during the voyage of the Himmaleh in 1837, vol 6 (1852) pp 574-84
[?],
Journal of a tour on the Kapuas [1840], ns 1 (1856) pp 87-8
(JMBRAS/Journal of the Malayan Branch Royal Asiatic Society/Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society, Malayan Branch )
MILLS, Lennox, A history of British Malaya, 1824-1867, vol 3, no 2 (Nov
1925) pp 1-340
TARLING, N., British policy in the Malay peninsula and archipelago, 1824-1871,
vol 30 no 3 (1957) pp 1-228
MILLS, L.A., Rajah Brooke of Sarawak and the suppression of piracy in Brunei,
vol 33 no 3 (1960) pp 283-309
WONG, Lin Ken, The trade of Singapore, 1819-69, vol 33 no 4 (Dec 1960) pp 1-315
DOERING, Otto C., Government in Sarawak under Charles Brooke, vol 39 part 2
(Dec 1966) pp 95-107
TARLING, Peter Nicholas, Britain and Sarawak in the twentieth century: Raja
Charles, Raja Vyner and the Colonial Office, vol 43
CLEMENTI, Cecil, Sir & TARLING, Peter Nicholas, Sir Cecil Clementi and the
Federation of British Borneo, vol 44 no 2 (1971) pp 1-34
LOCKARD, Craig Alan, The early development of Kuching, 1820-1857, vol 49 no
2 (1976) pp 107-126
TARLING, Nicholas. Brooke rule in Sarawak and its principles. vol 65 no 1 (no
262) (1992) pp 15-26
KAUR, Amarjit. The origins of cocoa cultivation in Malaysia. vol 68 no 1
(1995) 67-80
TATE, D.J.M., Planting in nineteenth century Sabah and Sarawak, vol 69 no 1
(1996) pp 37-63
OOI, Keat Gin, The attitude of the Brookes towards education in Sarawak, vol
70 no 2 (no 273) (Dec 1997) pp 53-67
(Jernal Persatuan Sejarah Malaysia Cawangan Sarawak)
HOWES, Peter H.H., The Lintang Camp: reminiscences of an internee during the
Japanese occupation, 1942-1945, no 2 (Mar 1976) pp 33-47
THE PERIOD OF THE JAPANESE OCCUPATION OF SARAWAK, no 3 (Dec 1976) pp 1-28
GOH, T.M., Notes and coins in Sarawak history, no 3 (Dec 1976) pp 41-59
SHIPMAN, L.H., History of Sarawak stamps, 1869-1963, no 4 (Jun 1978) pp 5-147
THE HISTORY OF ST. THOMAS'S SCHOOL, Kuching, 1981-82 pp 1-13
TAYLOR, Margaret, White Rajah: a biography of Sir James Brooke. [Book Review] vol 10 no 2 (June 2004) pp 451-452
SMITH, S.C., Administrators and their service: the Sarawak administrative service under the Brooke rajahs and British colonial rule (book review), vol 10 2000 pp 441-442
BROOKE, James, Rajah, Expedition to Borneo, 1838 pp 443-8
ST. JOHN, Spenser, Sir, Observations on the physical and political geography of the N.W. coast of Borneo, vol 32 pp 217-33
LOCKARD, Craig, Leadership and power within the Chinese community of Sarawak:
an historical survey, vol 2 no 2 (Sep 1971) pp 195-217
LOCKARD, Craig, The 1857 Chinese Rebellion in Sarawak: a reappraisal, vol 9
no 1 (Mar 1978) pp 85-98
GIN, Ooi Keat, Sarawak Malay attitudes towards education during the period of
Brooke rule, 1841-1946, vol 21 no 2 (Sep 1990) pp 340-359
WICKS, P., Datu Bandar: Abang Hj. Mustapha of Sarawak: Some reflections of his
life and times, by B. Reece (book review), vol 28 no 1 (Mar 1997) pp 217-218
GIN, Ooi Keat, For want of rice: Sarawak's attempts at rice self-sufficiency
during the period of Brooke rule, 1841-1941. vol 29 no 1 (1998) pp 8-23
DOOLITTLE, Amity, Colliding discourses: Western land laws and native
customary rights in North Borneo, 1881-1918. vol 34 no 1 (Feb 2003) pp 97-127
details
COOKE, Fadzilah Majid, Maps and counter-maps: globalised imaginings and local
realities of Sarawak's plantation agriculture. vol 34 no 2 (June 2003) pp 265-285
details
LOCKARD, Craig, Life in the kampongs of Kuching, fifty years ago. [book review]
vol 34 no 2 (June 2003) pp 370-372
LOCKARD, Craig. Voluntary associations and Chinese society in Sarawak 1870-1941, vol 32 no 1-2 (1977) pp 1-29
NEWBURY, Colin, Patrons, clients, and empire: the subordination of indigenous hierarchies in Asia and Africa. vol 2 no 2 (Fall 2000) p 227
CHAI, Mitty Eilly, Changes in Iban society during Brooke rule, 26 (1983) pp
12-21
DICKSON, M.G., The end of Brooke rule in Sarawak, 27 (1984) pp 1-4
YUSOFF, Roslina, Malaysia traditional musical instruments, 10, 2 (1980) pp
16-23
KHUAN, Fong Peng, Kris: the Malay dagger, 12, 2 (1982) pp 10-15
LOCKARD, Craig A. The evolution of urban government in Southeast Asian cities:
Kuching under the Brookes. 1978 12(2): 245-268.
GIN, Ooi Keat, Chinese vernacular education in Sarawak during Brooke Rule,
1841-1946, vol 28 no 3 (July 1994) pp 503-531
KAUR, Amarjit, The babbling Brookes: economic change in Sarawak 1841-1941, vol
29 no 1 (Feb 1995) pp 65-109
KAUR, Amarjit, A history of forestry in Sarawak, vol 32 no 1 (Feb 1998) pp 117-148
WALKER, J.H., James Brooke and the Bidayuh: some ritual dimensions of dependency
and resistance in nineteenth-century Sarawak, vol 32 no 1 (Feb 1998) pp 91-115
review /
full text
WADLEY, Reed L., Trouble on the frontier: Dutch-Brooke relations and Iban
rebellion in the West Borneo borderlands (1841-1886), vol 35 no 3 (2001)
pp. 623-644.
WALKER, J.H., Hikayat Panglima Nikosa and the Sarawak Gazette: transforming
Ttexts in nineteenth century Sarawak, vol. 39, no. 2 (2005) pp. 427-460.
OBITUARY [St. John], 4 Jan 1910
CRISSWELL, Colin, Last of the White Rajahs, vol 10 no 3 (Mar 1979) pp 48 -55
SEWELL, B., Rising sun over Borneo: the Japanese occupation of Sarawak, 1941-1945 (book review) vol 73 no 1 2000 pp 149-150 full text
[See main bibliography or TARLING, N., British policy in the Malay peninsula and archipelago, 1824-1871, Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society, Malayan Branch, vol 30 no 3 (1957) pp 219-22]
SMITH, Piers M., Omar Ali's extra thumb: Brunei (Borneo) in the historical text. Piers M. Smith. vol 7 no 1 (Spring 2003) pp 23-50
OSMAN, Sabihah, Malay-Muslim political participation in Sarawak and Sabah 1841-1951, vol 8 no 2 (1986) pp 286-295
Most of these references are taken from C. P. Cotter's A guide to the Sarawak Gazette, 1870-1965. Cornell University, 1966 (unpublished). It is not possible here to list more than a sample of the material available in the gazette. If you would like to the entire guide to be made available, and searchable, online, do let me know.
DENISON, N., Notes on the Land Dayaks of the Sarawak proper, Sarawak Gazette,
no. 124 (1876)
Fifty years in Sarawak, 283 (1 Aug 1889) pp 107-8
HELMS, Ludwig Verner, Sarawak eighteen years ago, and now, 300 (2 Jan 1891) pp 4-5
LLOYD'S NEWSPAPER, A link with the first 'white rajah': the late Thomas Brown, 567 (1 Nov 1910) pp 227-8
MOULTON, John Coney, A link with the past [Biju, penghulu of Saribas, 1850s-1860s], 851 (1 Aug 1912) pp 169-70
BAMPFYLDE, Charles Agar, List of expeditions since 1854, 696 (1 May 1916) pp 78-9
Battle of Maradu bay 1845, 772 (1 Jul 1919) pp 175-6
R., L.B., Fifty years ago, 802 (1 Oct 1920) pp 217-8
Sarawak history [chronology], 812 (2 May 1921) p 79
The day in our history [September 24, 1841], 815 (1 Aug 1921) pp 143-4
STEVENS, T.L., From an old Sarawakian [Borneo Company 1857- ], 819 (1 Dec 1921)
An old Kuching cemetery, 833 (1 Feb 1923) pp 40-2
Fort names in Sarawak, 856 (2 Jan 1925) p 6
Fifty years ago, 862 (1 Jul 1925) pp 158-9
SHELLSHEAR, J.L., A contribution to the history of Borneo, 864 (1 Sep 1925) pp 213-4
The Chinese rebellion [1857], 906 (1 Mar 1929) p 40
Chronological events in the life of the late rajah, 722 (1 Jun 1917) pp 133-4
3rd June 1929 [Charles' reign], 910 (1 Jul 1929) p 105
LEY, G. Kheng, Sarawak [history], 916 (2 Jan 1930) pp 17-18
The Sarawak Rangers 1862-1932, 942 (1 Mar 1932)
HOLLIS,
Francis Septimus, S.P.G.: an outline of the history of the mission in Sarawak, 1000 (4 Jan 1937) supp. pp 15-16
RICKETTS, Oswald Frederick, Sarawak fifty-six years ago: Kuching and the outstations in 1881, 1000 (4 Jan 1937) supp. pp 13-14
Sixty-six years: then and now, 1000 (4 Jan 1937) supp. pp 5-7
AIKMAN, Robert Gordon, Sarawak and the navy, Centenary (20 Oct 1941) pp 20-1
ANDERSON, James Gordon, One hundred years of Brooke rule in Sarawak, Centenary (20 Oct 1941) pp 22-3
BANKS, Edward, Free lance government, Centenary (20 Oct 1941) pp 19-20
HOLLIS, Francis Septimus, The Church in Sarawak, Centenary (20 Oct 1941) pp 15-16
HOPFGARTNER, Aloysius, 1841-1941: per me reges regnant et justa decernunt, Centenary (20 Oct 1941) p 15
Sarawak: 1841-1941, Centenary (20 Oct 1941) pp 2-13
SUI, Ing Ling, A brief history of the Foochow colony at Sibu, Centenary (20 Oct 1941) pp 21-2
MOHAMMAD, Selamat 100 tahun Sarawak, 1059 (1 Nov 1941) p 234
URQUHART, Ian Alexander Norfolk, An attempt to reconstruct the development of Binatang district, 1088 (1 Nov 1948) pp 218-20, 234
HOSE, Ernest, Sarawak in the 1890s, 1168 (30 Jun 1955) p 144
Kuching sixty years ago [includes photos], 1193 (31 Jul 1957) p 160 & plates
YOUNG, R.A., [History of the Astana, in progress], 1213 (31 Mar 1959) p 56
Sarawak chronology, 1229 (31 Jul 1960) pp 163-4
Chronology [Sarawak history], 1241 (30 Jul 1961) pp 123-4
Sarawak chronology, 1241 (31 Jul 1961) pp 128-31
HUTCHINSON, S., The Sarawak Rangers 1862-1932, 1243 (30 Sep 1961) p 178
SANDIN, Benedict, The beginning of the Saribas piracy on Santubong Mountain,
1277 (31 Jul 1964) pp 167-8
MOASILI, Othman bin Datu Haji, Why the capital's name was changed, 1278 (31 Aug 1964) pp 192-3
WRIGHT, Leigh RichardSir James Brooke and British recognition of Sarawak,
1281 (30 Nov 1964) pp 290-3
Pieces from the Brooke past, IX: over 100 years a fort: Fort Alice, Simanggang, 1283 (31 Jan 1965) pp 15-16
Sarawak steamship history, 1284 (28 Feb 1965)
YIN, Loh Chee, Pieces from the Brooke past, XI: opium, 1285 (31 Mar 1965) pp 83-4
YIN, Loh Chee, Pieces from the Brooke past, XII: gambling, 1286 (30 Apr 1965) pp 121-2
KABOY, Tuton, The murder of Steele and Fox, 1288 (30 Jun 1965) pp 178-80
PRINGLE, R., Pieces from the Brooke past, XIV: proto-newspapers in Brooke Sarawak, 1288 (30 Jun 1965) pp 186-7
EATON, Peter, A history of Bau district (1967)
SAID, Sanib, European colonialism in Borneo: Indonesian labourers in Sarawak and
Sabah in early 20th century, vol 102 no 1417 (Mar 1976) pp 49-50
DRUCE, Austin, Early history of the Kut canal, vol 104 no 1441 (Mar 31, 1978) pp
56-58
RICHARDS, Anthony, The descent of some Saribas Malays, vol 104 no 1444 (Jun 30,
1978) pp 134-137
A brief history of the Council Negri, vol 104 no 1445 (Jul 31, 1978) pp 161-162
BRUNIG, E., A visitor's view of Bintulu 1862, vol 104 no 1448 (Oct 31, 1978)
pp 223-225
ANJA, Edward Sadai, Fort Sylvia centenary, vol 105 no 1461 (Nov 30, 1979) pp
216-219
Pre-war Sarawak, the effects of the war and events leading up to cession [from
annual Report on Sarawak for the year 1947], vol 106 no 1472 (Oct 31, 1980) pp
185-191
SAZ, Growing up in wartime Miri, no 1476 (Jul 1981) pp 40-49
REECE, R.H.W. & THOMAS, P., Early Malay writing in Sarawak: the Hikayat Penglima Nikosa (Mar 1982)
CHANG, Pat Foh & Adit, Jimmy, Serian Town [District], vol 109 no 1483 (Apr 1983)
pp 18-22
Horton, A.V.M., The Pandaruan issue (1884-1920), vol 110 (Jul 1984) pp 26-29
SATEM, Yb Adenan Hj., An interview with James Brooke, vol 110 (Dec 1984) pp
15-19
SAINT, Max, Annie Brooke's grave, vol 111 no 1493 (Oct 1985) pp 33-36
MUNAN-OETTLI, Adelheid, The Brooke burial-ground on the north side of the river,
Kuching, vol 111 no 1494 (Dec 1985) pp 50-53
CHANG, Pat Foh, Bau Chinese Rebellion 1857, vol 112 no 1495 (Apr 1986) pp 34-44
SAINT, Max, Bishop McDougall: some new material (Jul 1986) pp 37-40
CHANG, Pat Foh, Major events in the history of Bau, vol 113 no 1499 (Apr 1987)
pp 25-43
LOW, Hugh, British North Borneo, vol 114 no 1503 (Apr 1988) pp 36-51
CHANG, Pat Foh, Sarawak flag, vol 115 no 1506 (Dec 1988) pp 20-27
LOH, Chee Yin, Residents and district officers of Kapit, vol 116 no 1509 (Sep
1989) pp 20-22
CHEW, Daniel, Total history: another way of looking at Sarawak's history, vol
118 no 1516 (Jul 1991) pp 4-8
CHEW, Daniel, 1991: 150th anniversary of the beginning of Brooke Rule and 50th
anniversary of the Japanese invasion and occupation of Sarawak, vol 119 no 1519
(Apr 1992) pp 30-32
Horton, A.V.M., The Pandaruan issue, vol 119 no 1521 (Sep 1992) pp 29-32
CHANG, Pat Foh, The history of gold mining in Bau, Sarawak, vol 119 no 1521 (Sep
1992) pp 32-44
CHANG, Pat Foh, Heroes' monument at Museum Gardens, Kuching, vol 119 no 1522 (Dec
1992) pp 27-32
LEH, Charles, Development of the Sarawak Museum, vol 120 no 1523 (Mar 1993) pp 16-20
CHANG, Pat Foh, A history of the Tasik Biru (blue lake), Bau, vol 120 no 1523
(Mar 1993) pp 9-15
CHIN, James, The missing gap in Sarawak's history? vol 120 no 1524 (Jun 1993) pp 52-55
ABANG Nawawi Abang Drahman, Historical development of education in Sarawak, vol 120
no 1526 (Dec 1993) pp 14-19
CHANG, Pat Foh, Liu Shanbang (Liew Shan Pang): the hero who refused to be
ruled by the White Rajah, vol 121 no 1527 (Apr 1994) pp 11-14
CHEW, Daniel, Where rivers flow: a historical perspective, vol 121 no 1528 (Jun
1994)
PARNELL, E., The tributes paid in former days by the then dependent provinces of Sarawak, vol 11 (Feb 1911) pp 125-30
DANT, Alan, Sarawak stamps during and after the Japanese occupation, vol 5, no 1
(new series)/no 16 (old series) (May 1949) pp 38-55
SHIBLI, Mohammed Yusof, The descent of some Kuching Malays, vol 5 (1950) pp 262-264
HARRISSON, Tom, Robert Burns: the first ethnologist and explorer of interior Sarawak, vol 5 no. 3
(new series)/no 18 (old series) (Nov 1951) pp 463-494
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