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Strange company: Chinese settlers, mestizo women and the Dutch in Voc Batavia

Leonard Blussé 1986 © Leonard Blusse van Oud Alblas
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  • 9789067652117 (paper)
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  • Women's Studies
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  • Frontmatter
  • Preface (page VII)
  • Abbreviations (page IX)
  • Glossary (page XI)
  • I Introduction (page 1)
  • II The Story of an Ecological Disaster: The Dutch East India Company and Batavia (1619-1799) (page 15)
  • III Trojan Horse of Lead: The Picis in Early 17th Century Java (page 35)
  • IV Testament to a Towkay: Jan Con, Batavia and the Dutch China Trade (page 49)
  • V Batavia 1619-1740: The Rise and Fall of a Chinese Colonial Town (page 73)
  • VI The VOC and the Junk Trade to Batavia: A Problem in Administrative Control (page 97)
  • VII The Caryatids of the 17th Century Batavia: Reproduction, Religion and Acculturation under the VOC (page 156)
  • VIII Butterfly or Mantis? The Life and Times of Cornelia van Nijenroode (page 172)
  • Notes (page 260)
  • Literature (page 271)
  • Index of Personal Names (page 284)
  • Index of Geographical Names (page 289)
  • Subject Index (page 293)
  • Sources of the Illustrations (page 301)
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AHR 98.1 (Feb. 1993): 83-105 http://www.jstor.org/stable/2166383
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