The Social World Of Batavia: Europeans And Eurasians In Colonial Indonesia (New Perspectives In Se Asian Studies),New Fessler From The Reforms That Tamed

From The Reforms That Tamed The Harsh Inequality Of The Gilded Age To The Unraveling Of That Achievement And The Reemergence Of Immense Economic And Political Inequality Since The 1970S

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The Social World Of Batavia: Europeans And Eurasians In Colonial Indonesia (New Perspectives In Se Asian Studies),New Fessler From The Reforms That TamedIn The Seventeenth Century, The Dutch Established A Trading Base At The Indonesian Site Of Jacarta. What Began As A Minor Colonial Outpost Under The Name Batavia Would Become, Over The Next Three Centuries, The Flourishing Economic And Political Nucleus Of The Dutch Asian Empire. In This Pioneering Study, Jean Gelman Taylor Offers A Comprehensive Analysis Of Batavias Extraordinary Social Worldits Marriage Patterns, Religious And Social Organizations,