Memoir of the life and public services of Sir Thomas Stamford Raffles, particularly in the government of Java, 1811-1816, and of Bencoolen and its dependencies, 1817-1824 : with details of the commerce and resources of the Eastern Archipelago and selections from his correspondence
ch. I. Early life of Mr. Raffles -- ch. II. Mr. Raffles proceeds to Calcutta -- ch. III. Account of the Eastern Islands -- ch. IV. Lord Minto's anxiety as to the passage from Malacca to Batavia -- ch. V. Expediton to Palembang -- ch. VI. Differences of opinion between Colonel Gillespie and Mr. Raffles -- ch. VII. General Nightinall appointed to relieve General Gillespie -- ch. VIII. Domestic afflictions -- ch. IX. Mr. Raffles hears he is to be relieved in the Government -- ch. X. Mr. Raffles appeals to the Court of Directors -- ch. XI. Sir Stamford Raffles determines to penetrate into the interior of the country -- ch. XII. Sir Stamford Raffles at Bencoolen -- ch. XIII. Sir Stamford Raffles arrived at Bencoolen -- ch. XIV. Sir Stamford returns to Bencoolen -- ch. XV. Sir Stamford did not succeed in introducing a more economical and simple mode of government for the Eastern Islands.
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