Seventeenth-century Indonesian letters in the public record office

@article{Gallop2003SeventeenthcenturyIL,
  title={Seventeenth-century Indonesian letters in the public record office},
  author={Annabel Teh Gallop},
  journal={Indonesia and the Malay World},
  year={2003},
  volume={31},
  pages={412 - 439}
}
  • A. T. Gallop
  • Published 1 November 2003
  • History
  • Indonesia and the Malay World
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