Java, the Pearl of the East
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"Java, the Pearl of the East" by Sarah Jane Higginson offers a vivid glimpse into late 19th-century Java, Indonesia. Written with a keen eye for detail, Higginson's account captures the essence of Javanese culture, society, and landscape. The book provides a unique window into the colonial era, revealing both the beauty and the complexities of a land undergoing rapid transformation. Higginson's observations span a range of topics, from local customs and traditions to the economic and political realities of the time. A valuable resource for historians, cultural enthusiasts, and anyone interested in the rich tapestry of Indonesian history, "Java, the Pearl of the East" remains a compelling and insightful journey through a fascinating corner of the world.
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