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This study deals with the establishment of British rule - the 'Residential system' as it was known to contemporaries - in the Malay Peninsula. It was introduced between 1874 and 1895 into the three west coast states, Perak, Selangor and Negri Sembilan, and the east coast state of Pahang.
7 Απρ 2011 · Such revisionism, abetted by nationalism, has led to (a) a critical reappraisal of British personalities and policies in Malaya, and (b) a relative reduction of historical interest, both professional and popular, in the ‘imperial theme’ as compared with indigenous topics.
the British element in Malaysian history. In recent studies of the increasing British political involvement in the Malay states, especially after the Intervention of 1874, much scholarly attention has been concentrated on the role of the British Residents. The published contributions
History of Malaysia - The impact of British rule: The British presence in the region reflected several patterns: direct colonial rule in the Straits Settlements, relatively indirect control in some of the peninsula’s east-coast sultanates, and family or corporate control in Borneo.
12 Δεκ 2018 · ABSTRACT. First published in 1948, this volume’s third edition emerged contemporaneously with the transition from the Malayan Union to the Federation of Malaya, an area covering the Malay Peninsula and modern Singapore. The volume recounts the experiences of the first British residents of Malaya.
the Residential system had long ago effectively curtailed. The Malayan Union provoked massive Malay protests which led, yet again, to a British change of course.
1 Ιαν 2011 · Such sentiments served to consolidate economic interests and political control in the region through the assertion of legitimate colonial authority over natives as subjects. Thus, a ‘Residential system’ was instituted, in which a British Resident was appointed for each of the Malay states.
