 | 1846 - 706 páginas
...the Dyaks of Sarawak did not stop 'here. Antimony ore was discovered ; the cupidity of the Borrieons was roused ; then Pangerans struggled for the prize;...evil they had inflicted on the Dyaks ; whilst the Dyaka were compelled, amidst their other wrongs, to labour at th« ore without »ny recompense, and... | |
 | 1846 - 602 páginas
...single tribe that held out. The misfortunes of the Dyaks of Sarawak did not stop here. Antimony ore was discovered ; the cupidity of the Borneons was...Dyaks were compelled, amidst their other wrongs, to labor at the ore without any recompense, and to the neglect of their rice cultivation. Many died in... | |
 | Sir Henry Keppel - 1846 - 864 páginas
...single tribe that held ont. The misfortunes of the Dyaks of Sarawak did not stop here. Antimony ore was discovered ; the cupidity of the Borneons was...felt the very evil they had inflicted on the Dyaks ; while the Dyaks were compelled, amid their other wrongs, to labor at the ore without any recompense,... | |
 | 1846 - 610 páginas
...single tribe that held out. The misfortunes of the Dyaks of Sarawak did not stop here. Antimony ore was discovered ; the cupidity of the Borneons was...Sarawak in turn felt the very evil they had inflicted on tho Dyaks : whilst the Dyaks were compelled, amidst their other wrongs, to labor at the ore without... | |
 | 1846 - 556 páginas
...single tribe that held out. The misfortunes of the Dynks of Sarawak did not stop here. Antimony ore was discovered ; the cupidity of the Borneons was roused ; then Pangerans struggled fur the prize; intrigues and dissensions ensued; and the inhabitants of Sarawak in turn felt the very... | |
 | James (Rajah of Sarawak) - 1853 - 358 páginas
...should the ore of another locality, supersede the ore * Keppel's Narrative, vol. ii., pp. 204, 205. " The Dyaks were compelled, amidst their other wrongs, to labour at the ore, without any recompense. Many died in consequence of this compulsory labour." This is what some persons are pleased to describe... | |
 | James (Rajah of Sarawak) - 1853 - 354 páginas
...ore of another locality, supersede the ore * Keppel's Narrative, vol. ii., pp. 204, 205. " The Dyaka were compelled, amidst their other wrongs, to labour at the ore, without any recompense. Many died in consequence of this compulsory labour." This is what some persons are pleased to describe... | |
 | Sir James Brooke - 1853 - 72 páginas
...once forced to procure it. They were driven to labour,* * Keppel's Narrative, vol. 2, p. 204—205. " The Dyaks were compelled, amidst their other wrongs, to labour at the and very inadequately remunerated — trade, as 1 declared in 1841,* was a "curse instead of a bles"... | |
 | 1846 - 556 páginas
...single tribe that held out. The misfortunes of the Dyaks of Sarawak did not stop here. Antimony ore was discovered ; the cupidity of the Borneons was...without any recompense, and to the neglect of their rice cultivation. Many died in consequence of this compulsory labour, so contrary to their habits and... | |
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... Malays could readily gather a large force of sea Dyaks from Sakarran, who were readily attracted by hope of plunder, and who, supported by the fire-arms of their allies, were certain to overcome any single tribe that held out. The misfortunes of the... 