Letter from Sarawak about the warm feelings of John Brooke Brooke and his brother Charles for the Rajah, but stressing their maturity of age and experience and their ability to choose their own line of policy, 1 Jun 1860

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Shelfmark: MSS. Pac. s. 90 Vol. 5, fols. 324-327

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his relief at the ending of negotiations with France
the improved and hopeful situation in Sarawak
progress with the steam gunboat, and the need to raise money to pay for her engine
the arrival of the doctor, and changes among government officers - Belida given up, and Charles Grant appointed Commandant of the Fort of Kuching
Arthur Crookshank, Police Magistrate
Watson and Fitz [Cruickshank] at Sarebus (Saribas)
the Bishop's attempts to interfere in the Sarawak Government.

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MSS. Pac. s. 90 Vol. 5, fols. 324-327

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