C.O. Blagden
Biography
Bibliography
- (1894) Early Indo-Chinese influence in the Malay Peninsula, as illustrated by some of the dialects of the aboriginal tribes. JSBRAS 27: 21–56
- (1896) Notes on the folk-lore and popular religion of the Malays. JSBRAS 29: 1–12
- (1899) The name “Malaya”. JSBRAS 32: 211–213
- (1902) A Malayan element in some of the languages of southern Indo-China. JSBRAS 38: 1–17
- (1902) Dialects of the Malay Peninsula. JSBRAS 37: 141–143
- (1903) The comparative philology of the Sakai and Semang dialects of the Malay Peninsula – a review. JSBRAS 39: 47–63
- (1903) Work on Sakais. JSBRAS 39: 204
- (1903) A Buddhist votive tablet. JSBRAS 39: 205–206
- (1905) Dr. Brandstetter’s Malayo-Polynesian researches: an appreciation. JSBRAS 42: 211–216
- (1909) Notes on Malay history. JSBRAS 53: 139–162
- (1909) From central India to Polynesia. JSBRAS 53: 163–173
- (1910) Haji Ka-Ta-Na-Ka-La. JSBRAS 54: 156–157
- (1911) Antiquity of Malacca. JSBRAS 57: 189–190
- (1911) Hermanus Neubronner Van Der Tuuk. JSBRAS 57: 190
- (1913) The Kota Kapur (Western Bangka) inscription. JSBRAS 64: 69–71
- (1916) Notes on Malay history. JSBRAS 73: 127–128
- (1917) Memorandum on the aborigines of the Jasin district of Malacca, dated 1892. JSBRAS 77: 177–180
- (1918) The cannibal king in the “Kedah Annals”. JSBRAS 79: 47–48
- (1920) The empire of the Maharaja, King of the Mountains and Lord of the Isles. JSBRAS 81: 23–28
- (1921) Report on Malay studies. JSBRAS 83: 30–34
- (1923) The teaching of Malay at the School of Oriental Studies, London. JMBRAS 1(1): 223–230
- (1924) A note on the Trengganu inscription. JMBRAS 2(3): 258–263
- (1925) British Malaya, 1824–1867. JMBRAS 3(2): 1–338
- (1925) An unpublished variant version of the “Malay Annals”. JMBRAS 3(1): 10–52
- (1927) Report of Governor Balthasar Bort on Malacca, 1678. .J. Bremner: with an introd. and notes C.O. Blagden. JMBRAS 5(1): 1–232
- (1928) Notes on some Malay words. JMBRAS 6(4): 36–40
- (1929) Hikayat Maharaja Ali. Romanised C.O. Blagden. JMBRAS 7(3): 415–436
- (1930) Minangkabau custom – Malacca. JMBRAS 8(2): 307–313
- (1941) A XVIIth century Malay cannon in London. JMBRAS 19(1): 122–124
Reviews
- (1907) The pagan races of the Malay Peninsula. JSBRAS 49: 1–5