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JMBRAS Vol. 41, Part 1 (July 1968)

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JMBRAS Vol. 41, Part 1 (July 1968)

Series: Journal of the Malayan/Malaysian Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society
Date: July 1968

Table of Contents

In memoriam. Dato Sir Roland St. John Braddell. (20.12.1880–15.11.1966 — R. Ramani (pp. 1–10)
The first three rulers of Malacca — Wang Gungwu (pp. 11–22)
The ancien regime in Trengganu, 1909–1919 — J. de V. Allen (pp. 23–53)
The elephant and the mousedeer – a new version: Anglo-Kedah relations, 1905–1915 — J. de V. Allen (pp. 54–94)
Patterns of rural leadership in Malaya — Husin Ali (pp. 95–145)
The grading of occupational prestige amongst the Malays in Malaysia — Hussein, Syed Alatas (pp. 146–156)
A note on the Malayan legal digests — M.B. Hooker (pp. 157–170)
Recent archaeological discoveries in Malaysia. 1967: West Malaysia — F.L. Dunn, B.A.V. Peacock (pp. 171–179)
Recent archaeological discoveries in Malaysia, 1967: East Malaysia and Brunei — Tom Harrisson (pp. 180–182)
The Selangor Raja School — R. Stevenson (pp. 183–192)
Chemical analysis of some metal objects from Chandi Bukit Batu Pahat, Kedah: suggested origin and date — F.E. Treloar (pp. 193–198)
The Khmer shadow play and its links with ancient India, a possible source of the Malay shadow play of Kelantan and Trengganu — Mubin Sheppard (pp. 199–204)
The Takuapa Vishnu: a further note — S.J. O’Connor (pp. 205–207)

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