Java, or, How to manage a colony : showing a practical solution of the questions now affecting British India. Vol. I
Digitised Book 216.73.216.191 (0)
1861
Information About
In this book, the author examines the benefits of the Culture System established in Java in 1832 by the Dutch, and shows how it was able to solve the problems of poverty, crime and dissatisfaction among the natives, general discontent among the Europeans, a large debt and yearly deficit in income and the absence of good feeling between the Europeans and the natives. He discusses how these examples from Java can be used by British India to manage and improve conditions in the British colonies.
Additional Details
- Title
- Java, or, How to manage a colony : showing a practical solution of the questions now affecting British India. Vol. I
- Creators
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- Money, J. W. B. (James William Bayley), 1818-1890
- Subject
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- Java (Indonesia)--Politics and government
- Java (Indonesia)--Economic policy
- Publisher
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- Hurst and Blackett, 1861
- National Library Board Singapore, 1861
- Digital Description
- application/pdf, 31112 KB, 364 p.
- Table of Contents
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- ch. I. Introduction ... -- ch. II. Java before 1830 ... -- ch. III. The Culture System ... -- ch. IV. The Culture System ... -- ch. V. Java officials ... -- ch. VI. General sources of revenue ... -- ch. VII. Finance ... -- ch. VIII. Trade ... Effect of the Culture System and government export of produce on the private trade.
- Copyright
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- All Rights Reserved. National Library Board Singapore 2007.