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would henceforth lease out plantations to local village dwellers (with exclusion of
Europeans and ethnic Chinese as Raffles had allowed) and not individually, but to entire dessas, for fixed terms. In no way the use of coercion was to be allowed (as had been the practice under Daendels). In the Preanger region the old system as it had been instituted under the British would be continued. One of the considerations of the Commissioners was that it would motivate the Javanese to engage in the cultivation of coffee if they were guaranteed the fruits of their labor. The plantations would be leased for 6-year terms to entire dessas that would collectively be responsible for the cultivation, including the replacement of diseased trees, and perform new planting to an extent of one-sixth of the existing acreage. They would have to follow the directions of a governmental botanical service. The rent would vary according to the quality of the plants, following a tariff that conformed to the
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major Meijer's column attacked the village from the front. Pattimura was there in person to lead the defense. One Dutch assault was enough to break the resistance, however, and
Pattimura escaped into the bush. The Radja of the village of Booi then approached major Meijer with the offer of rendering Pattimura into his hands. Around the same time Pattimura's lieutenant Latumahina was betrayed to the Dutch by an old man. Major Meijer marched in the morning of 11 November toward the village of Ouw that was heavily reinforced. The insurgents countered with an assault that forced the Dutch troops to take cover. In the following hour major Meijer was mortally wounded; he would live a few days longer, but died of his wounds eventually. Captain Krieger took over command. The Dutch troops remained encircled and under attack.
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foreign and domestic, would from then on be allowed to engage in the spice trade in the East Indies. Competition would eliminate the monopoly rent, and everybody (except the monopolists) would be better off. Oranje shows that these liberal views of trade had already under the VOC regime existed as a minority opinion, and that the
British during their occupation had replaced the monopolies with a system of tariffs and excises on economic activities. The Commissioners decided to follow this example, but to bias the system in favor of Dutch citizens by differentiating the tariffs between foreign traders, and Dutch and Indonesian ( among whom ethnic Chinese) traders.
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369:) in place, as well as the monopolies from the time of the VOC, and the obligations for the population to plant and produce certain agricultural commodities. But they wished to study the possibility of lifting the spice monopoly in the Moluccas. The restrictions on commerce and shipping from the days of the VOC were lifted, opening up the Indies to commerce from other countries, except in the Moluccas. All European residents would enjoy freedom to set up a business. Finally, the Commissioners decided to study the introduction of educational reforms, opening up the schools for Europeans to the indigenous population.
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areas (for instance by logging the forests) was no longer freely permitted to
Europeans either. And the slave trade (already prohibited by the British, and proscribed in the Convention of London), was formally outlawed. Not so, however, the institution of slavery itself, as this was deemed to be unacceptable to both Europeans and the indigenous population, who prized slavery as in accordance with adat. The Commissioners, however, continued the policy instituted by the British to promote the gradual abolition of slavery by way of a "Java Benevolent Society" to aid the
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fire on 8 November. This placed the insurgents who had their strong points at Tiouw and
Saparua village between the two fires of Duurstede and Haria, from where a column under command of major Meijer marched to Tiouw, under constant harassment from the insurgents, which caused severe Dutch casualties. The Dutch and auxiliary troops stormed the fieldworks of the insurgents and soon those were reduced and Tiouw and Saparua village conquered. The Dutch casualties were one officer and ten soldiers killed and several wounded.
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himself. He delegated the governing of Ambon to a new
Resident, Neijs. As to the military organisation, he formed three "divisions", named after the three warships: Evertsen, Nassau and Prins Frederik, each consisting of 46 armed sailors, complemented by a battalion of soldiers. For the leaders he formulated an instruction about what tactics to follow (with an emphasis on attempted encirclement and attacks on multiple fronts, as he deemed such tactics most effective against an enemy with low morale).
1491:, had very different ideas. He advocated an enlightened policy which would transfer the land rights to the people cultivating the land. He did not prevail, but his ideas influenced Governor-General Daendels sufficiently that the latter in practical terms abandoned the legal fiction that the land belonged to the Regents, putting another legal fiction in its place, namely that the land belonged to the sovereign of the Netherlands, and that all cultivators were legally his
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without opposition. The inhabitants, who had fled into the bush were convinced to return. But then things got out of hand. The Alfoer auxiliaries burned down a number of surrounding hamlets and started looting. Although there had been no resistance at Pelauw, major Meijer decided to "set an example" and selected 23 notables, from the 300 people he had taken prisoner, who were put in irons. He next had them
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responsibility (under the supervision of the Chief
Inspector for Water Management in Batavia). The position of the Regents and their remuneration was also codified in accordance with the new legal fiction that they were no longer sovereign in their fiefs, but subject to the Dutch king and his representatives in the colony. The position of the Governors and Residents in the areas in the archipelago that were
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1817:(Appellate Courts), as were instructions for bailiffs and wardens of jails. A code of criminal procedure and one for the conduct of civil cases for Europeans was promulgated, together with a separate code for criminal procedures against indigenous people, and finally the geographical division of jurisdictions was determined. Similar arrangements were made for courts-martial and the High Military Court.
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high-handed change in constitutional fiction that
Daendels had brought about, and thankfully adopted by Raffles, namely that the European king, whether he was called Napoleon, or George, or William, was the legitimate "owner" of the Indonesian soil, and the inhabitants his "tenants") in place. They sometimes improved on that (e.g. the reforms of Raffles
1332:. Under the VOC this was legally non-existent. The VOC as a chartered company had the legal monopoly of trade on the Dutch East Indies. It was a private concern, but one endowed with quasi-sovereign rights, such as the competence to make war and peace with foreign entities, and to engage in international treaties on behalf of the sovereign of the
1703:, or 30 stuivers, reflecting the lesser value of the Indies guilder, as the intrinsic value of the Dutch guilder was 24 stuivers. This required however, that to avoid a factual lowering of government salaries, the exchange rate for the calculation of Indies salaries would be 25 stuivers for the guilder, or 100 duiten for each Dutch guilder.
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1819. Doing otherwise might have caused great hardship for the population, and possibly have led to riots or worse. But this remission had dire consequences for the financial situation of the colony. And the delay in implementation also made it impossible to sense the acceptance of the new system under the
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1754:, who headed the administrative organisation and colonial official corps. He was responsible for the government of the residency and the maintenance of law and order. He was therefore also the chief of police, and presiding magistrate for criminal and civil cases regarding the indigenous population, administering the
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The coinage of copper duiten had an unexpected side-effect. The copper used for those coins was originally imported from Japan (i.e. via Dejima), but the supply was insufficient. In addition
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tariff. The rent could be paid in kind or in cash. If in cash the rent would be calculated according to a price that would be annually determined. In this way a cultivation that was once subject to coercion, was transformed to a form of free agriculture under market conditions. The stated purpose was
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at the turn of the 18th century, and it had become a very profitable quasi-monopoly for a time. The Commissioners sought to give this cultivation a new lease on life by introducing a system that gave Javanese outside the Preanger region an incentive to engage in it. The government of the East Indies
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Meanwhile, Ver Huell himself went to the village of Tiouw where he suddenly was confronted with the surviving child of the Van den Berg family. The child had been wounded during the massacre of his parents and siblings, but feigned to be dead. He was eventually saved by a well-meaning Saparuan family
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Van der Capellen remained behind to try and implement the policies he and his colleagues had developed. He tried to continue the policy of protecting the indigenous people by barring Europeans and ethnic Chinese from the cultivation of coffee. He also partly restored the rights of the Regents, that
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in everything acted as the representative of the king, who was the ultimate authority. This included foreign relations (i.e. concluding treaties); military affairs; legislation, but also dispensation of laws; financial administration and levying of taxes; execution of punishments and giving pardons;
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enterprise the VOC directors were always concerned to avoid taking on unnecessary expense, and they certainly considered setting up a state apparatus in the archipelago, with its provision of public services, an expense to be avoided. The reverse side of this policy was that they could dispense with
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to guarantee the value of paper money. The same amount of paper money was now issued. This helped anchor the value of the paper money in circulation. For every type of money metal (like copper and zinc) the exact value was established in terms of duiten. The issue of coins made of such other metals
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Finally, in this context of the general economy of Java in particular, the Commissioners promulgated a number of important regulations. So were immigrating Europeans no longer freely admitted, but had they to obtain permission from the Governor General to become residents. The development of jungle
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had stagnated since the departure of the British in 1816. There were therefore large arrears of taxes owed, so large even that in some cases the arrears were equal to the annual harvest. The Commissioners therefore decided to remit the taxes for the years since 1816 by a decree they issued in early
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system would transform them (at least in the long run) into farmers who produced for the world market, was the idea. This would be achieved by levying the tax for the moment in kind, in the form of obligatory amounts of prescribed products, but in future cash was supposed to take the place of these
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in the Dutch Indies. The Commissioners opposed this notion, because they feared that this would lead to state interference with free trade. Also, as long as businessmen had free access to the Governor General, a possible conflict would not immediately have international repercussions in the absence
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in the archipel. Under the VOC that freedom had in principle been denied both to foreign-flagged shipping and to private Dutch merchants. But this was no longer an option. So the Commissioners studied the history of the policies applied to the subject in the time of the Company, and later under the
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A fleet of Kora Koras with Ternate and Tidore troops arrived around midnight as reinforcements for the continuation of the campaign on Saparua. That same night (10 November) a severe earthquake woke the soldiers around 3 am. The auxiliary troops performed a landing near Siri-sori as a feint, while
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tried to bribe Van der Capellen by giving him the use of three beautiful slave girls. Van der Capellen, embarrassed by this gift, thought it politic not to refuse, but he immediately manumitted the girls and made sure they got paid work as house servants in colonist families. He of course reported
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In his 1819 report Elout concluded that the reform of the monetary system in 1817 had been a success. The issue of silver Indies guilders had been disappointing, but on the other hand the coining of silver rupees had been very successful, and thanks to the fixed exchange rate with the guilder this
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The VOC was nationalized in 1799; the Batavian Republic assuming its debt of 118 million guilders. On its face it looked a bad deal for the Dutch taxpayer, but with the debt came a claim to the possessions of the defunct company. So on balance and in the long run the deal may not have been so bad
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At their arrival the Commissioners encountered total chaos in the field of the coinage. All kinds of coins circulated, leaving it to the market to determine the exchange rates, which in turn hindered the free circulation of money, and economic activity in general. There also was simply too little
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and the people inhabiting it. The VOC found it convenient to deal only with these native rulers and not engage in "retail" trade (like their Asian competitors in the spice trade), but contract with them on the "wholesale" level for the delivery of the annual harvest of commodities. The Regent was
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to ships under Dutch flag (unless a foreign flagged ship traveled under contract with the Indies Government). In effect this "administrative policy" severely limited foreign-flagged shipping in its free navigation in those islands. It would be a bone of contention with the British, who of course
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The next day the beleaguered troops at Ouw managed to overpower their assailants. Around the same time (11 November) the fighting on the island came to a sudden halt as Pattimnura, together with his main lieutenants, Antonie Reebhok, and the Radja of Tiouw, Thomas Pattiwaal, was surprised by the
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The next part of the campaign was the conquest of the island of Saparua, which started with the posting of the Evertsen division in Fort Duurstede (which was again in Dutch hands) on 5 November 1817. Next a landing was performed near the villages Portho and Haria, which were occupied and set on
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had long been deprived of direct contact with the authorities in the colony, and king William therefore deemed it prudent to let the Commissioners take the true state of affairs into account, and act according to circumstances. And that is what they did, leaving much of what they found (like the
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as levied by monopolists and their ilk works to the detriment of consumers, and of the economy as a whole. The Commissioners realized that it actually was a good thing if the old monopolies of the VOC were abandoned under the new regime they were establishing. And so they decided. All merchants,
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What next happened is not entirely clear according to Kemp. The reports about the matter differ. But it seems that Meijer in the next few days decided to repeat the punitive action, this time on a beach near Pelauw, and in front of around a 1000 shocked witnesses. Again the number of victims was
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and a number of individual villages on that island. Buyskes decided to first stabilize the situation on Ambon, his base of operations. He started out by on 3 October 1817 sacking the incompetent commissioners for the Moluccas, Van Middelkoop (governor) and Engelhard, and assumed the governorship
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to an embryonic form of "Imperial Power Colonialism", which would come to full fruition during the 19th century (while retaining aspects of "trade colonialism"). The "constitution" they wrote would remain in force for the Dutch East Indies in the main, though with important amendments, like the
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cases that pertained to them. The Residents could also make local ordinances. Furthermore, they headed the financial administration of the residency and were responsible for drafting its budget. The management of infrastructure, especially the hydraulic management for the residency, was another
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tax, and of the coffee-plantation regime). At other times they changed it (as with the lifting of the monopolies on the spice trade). In yet other circumstances they created something entirely new (like the system of the coinage). The organisation of the colonial civil service and the judicial
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Daendels regime, and the Raffles regime. The Commissioners concluded that the only solution to the problem would be to allow freedom of navigation to both foreign-flagged shipping and private Dutch shipping on an equal footing, but that Dutch shipping would be privileged by a (discriminatory)
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Hitu was the first target of operations. An expedition under command of major Meijer soon brought the area under control (end of October). Next it was Haruku's turn. Begin November a landing took place there, near Kailolo, again led by major Meijer. The next target was to be Pelauw, which fell
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the Commissioners General completed their mission. The only thing that rested was to appoint the people who would lead the new, permanent government. The Commissioners confirmed their colleague Van der Capellen in his function of Governor General. As Members of the Council of the Indies the
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For the benefit of the colonial officials a pension fund was founded, as well as an orphanage for the children of deceased personnel; and the administration of estates of deceased personnel organised. The rules for the organisation of the corps of colonial officials were made part of the new
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organisation they mainly codified as they found it (in perfected form). All of this was cast in the form of a number of separate regulations, promulgated over the time of their sojourn in the Indies. But now, at the end of 1818, came the time to put it all together in the form of a definite
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Two developments put an end to this halcyon state for the VOC. The British broke the monopoly for nutmeg during their occupation of the Moluccas by exporting rootstock to their other possessions. But more important was that new economic insights gave monopoly a bad name around the time the
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drive the Indies guilder out of circulation. The Commissioner's therefore had to think of a ruse to debase the Indies guilder to such an extent that the intrinsic value of the two coins would be about equal. The solution was to abuse the fact that the subdivision of both guilders was 16
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system deserves a large part of the credit for this. The system was more than just a fiscal innovation. By introducing the notion that the land belonged to the cultivators as tenants, the economy of the archipelago was fundamentally changed. Previously, the people of the Indies were
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was made a capital offense. Paper money issued by the British was now taken out of circulation, as there was enough money available to finance this. Paper money issued under the Daendels regime, on the other hand, was disavowed. It lost what little value it might stil have had.
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policy. However, Elout did not think this was enough to protect the Dutch interests, so he convinced his colleagues to introduce another restriction on inward bound foreign traffic: an obligation for all imports to be landed in Batavia, which was to function as a kind of
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itself: There was to be a Chief Director, comparable to the Governor General, as chief of the bureaucracy. Under him functioned the chiefs of the government departments (called "directors") who had the same kind of secretarial support as the three controlling councils.
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by scaling back their own demands for tribute. This proved illusory. So Van der Capellen in 1824 forced a number of Regents to disgorge their extorted gains. He was also not popular among the old, corrupt elite in Batavia around the former Governor General
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then Batavia, but the accompanying bureaucracy suffocated especially the trade of non-European businessmen in the Indies, who were less used to having to navigate such obstacles. Kemp contrast this with Raffles' policy of deregulation in the new port of
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177:(the successor state to the Batavian Republic). When the Dutch state was resurrected in 1813 by the victorious allies, the British government deemed it politic to return most of the colonies of the Kingdom of Holland to this new sovereign entity (the
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only recently, and though it was the intent of the new Dutch government to replace it with a number of codes of Dutch origin, this turned out to take decades. In any case, Dutch subjects were supposed to have the benefit of the law in the home
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in 1819. In this context it is important to point out that the Dutch kingdom acted as the successor of the VOC, and only exercised the rights that company had possessed previously. The VOC did not possess the entire area that now comprises the
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money, both coins and paper money, in circulation to serve the economy adequately. Let alone to make the transition from a barter economy to a money economy feasible. Apart from this the Commissioners had received the instruction to erect a
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A general government department that merits mention is that of Religion, Education and Arts and Sciences The Commissioners General had (in accordance with their Instruction) also set up a system of regulation of basic education. Private
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was restored in its powers as a check on the Governor-General, though the Governor-General would be empowered to override the Council under certain circumstances. The Commissioners further decided to leave Raffles' cash-based
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for the colony that they carried in draft-form with them. But instead they promulgated a much-amended version of that draft at the end of their mission in 1818. It embodied a transition from the "Trade Colonialism" of the
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came close. As the "public church" it was supported by the Dutch state, also in the Dutch East Indies. On the other hand it had been the policy of the VOC to practice tolerance toward other religions, and to discourage
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had been eliminated with a stroke of the pen by Daendels, which had caused great resentment. The Commissioners had also naively supposed that the Regents would compensate their subjects for the imposition of the
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The subsequent punitive expedition sent out by the Dutch commissioners in the Moluccas had led to a disastrous result, and large loss of Dutch life. Only then saw these commissioners fit to inform the
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were subject to permits from the Governor General, and to an inspectorate that monitored the quality of education they provided. They were to be open to children of both genders, for Europeans and
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who received permission from Pattimura to take him in. They now handed him over to Ver Huell, who eventually took care to reunite him with his mother's parents in the Netherlands.
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settled a number of questions that had been left open by the 1814 treaty. Its main result was a more precise demarcation of spheres of interest in the Indonesian archipelago and
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before long, so Buyskes (despite overstepping his role as a mere passenger) ordered Ver Huell to sail to Diego Garcia. There the ship proved unable to cross the
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and two transports. The expedition left for Celebes on 27 July. They reached Ternate on 1 September. There the Sultan was persuaded to supply twenty so-called "
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that had come with the Commissioners General to the East Indies, played a major role. Van der Capellen was relieved from office in 1826 and succeeded by
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on 16 December 1817. Finally, on 10 February 1818 four insurgent leaders that had been arrested on Ceram were executed, and on 20 February the Ambonese
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special police powers (such as deporting of undesirable persons), and immigration and settlement matters; and so on, again with the proviso that the
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was solemnly proclaimed on 19 August 1816, which at the same time also proclaimed Van der Capellen as the new Governor-General.
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could have been promulgated before their departure, but this was left intentionally to their discretion, as the authorities in
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at that moment in time). To that end the Anglo-Dutch Treaty of 1814 was concluded with the Sovereign Prince (as he then was),
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The Commissioners built on the existing Judicial Organisation and Law. That law was codified under the VOC in the so-called
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acted on the contrary pro-actively and expedited the transfer of power, even in the absence of the required British Royal
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provisional government, that the Commissioners General, seen as a collective, were also to be for the colony. The draft
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and pay the government an in-kind tax in the form of a percentage of the harvest. The tax was based on the principle of
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promulgated by Daendels (and still in place under Raffles, with amendments). He handed this to the three Commissioners,
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had instituted a few other tactless and unpopular policies. This caused Matulessi/Pattimura and his followers to storm
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was finally broken at the beginning of December 1817. Meanwhile, the insurgent chiefs were condemned to death by the
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under direct rule was similar, with the proviso that these had to deal with sovereign Indonesian princes (like the
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the ship had become so leaky that the crew had to man the pumps 24 hours a day. It was clear that the ship would
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Another matter related with foreign relations was the question whether to allow foreign nations to station their
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in early 1817, they had disbanded this regiment, causing great distress to Matulessy and his colleagues. The new
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in many respects overlapped with the draft-regulation, but its intent was to function as a regulation for this
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for the Public Finances, for which instructions had been formulated earlier and these were left out of the
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on a quarterly basis, which implied the possibility that the king would overrule measures or policies. The
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between the Netherlands and the Dutch East Indies. In short, the regulation of the coinage was a priority.
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a system of taxation to gather the revenue that would have been necessary to maintain a state apparatus.
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in the Moluccas, led by the Christian Saparuan sergeant Thomas Matulessy, who had adopted the pseudonym
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set sail on 29 October 1815 from Texel aboard a Dutch navy squadron under command of the member of the
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in Buitenzorg, which he had founded, and which played an important role in agricultural education.
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was to be supported by a General Secretariat that would be seated in the administrative capital of
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had been more or less marooned there during this time. The Commissioners now relieved him and sent
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especially of its member Buyskes, was interrupted in May 1817 by the insurrection on the island of
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population with congregations led by "schoolteachers" who doubled as lay preachers, the so-called
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as his replacement, to re-establish relations of the Kingdom of the United Netherlands with the
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about 20, selected from about 400 suspected insurgents, who had surrendered on the promise of
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under the command of the princes Toessan and Doekim;the most impressively martial looked the
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The First Modern Economy: Success, Failure, and Perseverance of the Dutch Economy, 1500–1815
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In the longer term the costs of the conflicts on Java and the disappointing revenues of the
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The High Government was advised and checked by three state organs, comparable to the Dutch
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In the meantime the insurrection had spread to a number of neighboring islands, among which
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were the intended victims of this policy, though this was not acknowledged by the Dutch.
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and take over the government of the Dutch Indies from the British lieutenant-governor of
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Under the VOC the production of commodities remained under the control of the so-called
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at bay, and to force indigenous rulers to conclude (unequal) treaties with it. Like the
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The law in the Netherlands itself was in flux at the time. Napoleon had introduced his
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as the Dutch name reads, on 3 January 1815, and at the same time issued a draft of a
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on Ambon island. They were transported from Saparua to Ambon and hanged in front of
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barred from the Moluccas. The treaty was negotiated by the Dutch ambassador at the
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Radja of Booi at Siri-sori and captured. The insurgents were brought aboard the
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that Daendels had instituted in place. At the head of each residency stood the
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economy. They had no incentive to produce the commodities which interested the
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as a captive. She died of an illness on the way to Java and was buried at sea.
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Commission sent out in 1815 to take over the Dutch East Indies from the British
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A method of levying taxation on the basis of a prior estimate. The Dutch word
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against a face value that did not reflect the intrinsic value was prohibited.
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3690:"Opgave nopens de Hooge Regeering van Nederlandsch Indië, van 1816 tot 1860"
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The Commissioners decided to leave the administrative division of Java into
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were transferred in early 1817; the former VOC possessions in India and on
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stuivers, instead of 16 Dutch stuivers, the problem was therefore solved.
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were still completely independent. The handover of the government to the
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as they called themselves) was a commission instituted by the Dutch king
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region of West-Java to the local population. The VOC had introduced the
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on Saparua and massacre the garrison and the Resident and his family.
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that started during his tenure in office. In all these conflicts the
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The organisation of the bureaucratic apparatus that would serve the
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subsequently began their principal work on the formulation of a new
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Bijdragen tot de Taal-, Land- en Volkenkunde van Nederlandsch-Indië
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Bijdragen tot de Taal-, Land- en Volkenkunde van Nederlandsch-Indië
2594:, except with respect to the judiciary, that was to be independent.
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motivated the Dutch government, that had revived the policy of the
1750:(directly responsible to the Governor General), often deputized by
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The Commissioners started with establishing a new standard coin or
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The Commissioners came, after long study, to a variant of Raffles'
204:(Constitutional Regulation) that was intended to replace the last
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and its successor states) in the East Indies in 1810 and 1811. Sir
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See for how this eventually worked out for the entire archipelago
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in late 1815, they carried along two important documents, a draft
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The Commissioners had brought along 2 million Dutch guilders in
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taxes were the only taxes the Company levied, just as the Dutch
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2832:"Dutch Third Rate ship of the line 'Admiraal de Ruyter' (1808)"
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Patriots and Liberators Revolution in the Netherlands 1780-1813
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2807:"Dutch Third Rate ship of the line 'Admiraal Evertsen' (1808)"
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The Moluccas, especially Ambon, Saparua and Ceram had a large
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Governor-General designate. The Commission was to operate as
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First chapter: Of the Governor General and the High Government
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solely held responsible for these deliveries, and he used his
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Ternatean soldiers. This flotilla arrived at the roadstead of
30:
For Commission General for the Dutch Indies in 1946-1947, see
2633:. These policies were continued by the Commissioners General.
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Herinneringen van eene reis naar de Oost-Indien. Eerste Deel
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The VOC and later the Batavian Republic, also used the term
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system, that was based on British common law concepts about
2205:. The British for the time being acquiesced in their being
2062:(who had been the secretary of the Commissioners General).
2002:, even though they preceded the Reglement chronologically.
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had to report on all relevant matters to the government in
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of old. Not only did this hurt the interests of ports like
384:
Interlude: the suppression of the insurrection of Pattimura
64:. The commission consisted of the following three members:
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Resnikoff, Howard L.; Wenban-Smith, Nigel (January 2013).
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There had also been an Advisory Council comparable to the
1767:), or European powers (like the Portuguese settlements in
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It was based in part on the "Charter" drafted in 1803 by
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Fourth chapter: Of Public Finance and its Administration
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The last resistance of the insurgents, on the island of
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as it was eventually drafted had the following layout:
1145:). Buyskes approved this conduct as he later reported.
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Centre National des Ressources Textuelles et Lexicales
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is an important source for the history of the campaign
2009:
in Batavia, followed in large lines the set-up of the
1840:. The first had all the external characteristics of a
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Centre National de Ressources Textuelles et Lexicales
2075:
Zr. Ms.Admiraal Evertsen just before foundering near
1894:
The palace of the Governor General in Buitenzorg by
2431:Permission from Customs for a ship to proceed. Cf.
1737:(Supreme Court) of the Dutch East Indies in Batavia
3203:Biografisch Woordenboek der Nederlanden. Deel 19 (
2217:, without any apparent input of Van der Capellen.
3826:Biografisch Woordenboek der Nederlanden. Deel 5 (
2499:Administrative divisions of the Dutch East Indies
1724:Colonial Administration and Judicial Organisation
3932:"Gedachtenisrede over Indië's Teruggave in 1816"
3512:
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2607:, but this state organ was not continued in the
2189:. The Dutch ceded their interests in Malaya and
1459:rights to get his subjects to expend the mostly
1398:Commissioners had their deliberations. Monopoly
1264:had indicated a number of subjects that the new
179:Sovereign Principality of the United Netherlands
1118:, and the northern (Hitu) and western parts of
372:But these were just provisional decisions. The
46:Commissarissen Generaal over Nederlandsch-Indië
2916:Aritonang, J.S.; Steenbrink, K., eds. (2008).
2642:The policy was instituted by Governor-General
2228:(colonial surplus) of the VOC, to replace the
1524:, who assisted Raffles with the design of the
39:Commissioners-General of the Dutch East Indies
2193:in exchange for a free hand on the island of
1916:Third Chapter: Of the Internal Administration
1828:When the Commissioners General departed from
1699:The Indies guilder would be divided into 120
403:
165:, who actually acted on the authority of the
18:Commissioner-General of the Dutch East Indies
8:
3868:Nieuw Nederlandsch biografisch woordenboek (
2709:. NewYork: Vintage books. pp. 385, 423.
2330:Cf. the text of the proclamation in Oranje,
76:. One of their tasks was to implement a new
4156:Dutch colonial governors and administrators
4046:: CS1 maint: numeric names: authors list (
4028:(in Dutch). 's-Gravenhage: Martinus Nijhoff
4009:: CS1 maint: numeric names: authors list (
3960:: CS1 maint: numeric names: authors list (
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1463:necessary to produce the commodities. As a
1448:, who were deemed to own all land in their
1352:that could be characterized with one word:
1061:, and another 250 soldiers came aboard the
52:in 1815 to implement the provisions of the
4151:Governors-general of the Dutch East Indies
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396:
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4122:Vries, Jan de; Woude, Ad van der (1997).
2371:who had great influence in the community.
1852:, if necessary. To express this the term
1247:Formulation of the main subjects for the
145:the possessions of her former rival, the
3189:
3187:
90:, until the end of Dutch colonial rule.
3272:De Vries and Van der Woude, pp. 385-396
2659:
2385:(note: he actually uses the Dutch word
2351:, applied to the indigenous population.
2290:for their constitutions for the Indies.
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1783:was also not collected in these areas.
4039:
4002:
3953:
2919:A history of Christianity in Indonesia
2826:
2824:
2152:Expedition to the West Coast of Borneo
1268:should regulate. One of those was the
236:, Rear-Admiral Buyskes, consisting of
1392:), allotted by its charter to the VOC
356:in force for the time being. The old
268:were Buyskes and Elout, the botanist
7:
4109:(in Dutch). Haarlem: Vincent Loosjes
3936:Vereeniging "Moederland en Koloniën"
3894:(in Dutch). Leiden: KITLV Uitgeverij
3874:(in Dutch). Sijthoff. pp. 20–24
3199:"Quirijn Maurits Rudolph Ver-Huell"
2168:Royal Netherlands East Indies Army
2037:With the promulgation, subject to
25:
2514:) that administered the adat laws
2403:Quirijn Maurits Rudolph Ver Huell
2046:Commissioners General appointed:
1922:Fifth chapter: General Provisions
1338:States General of the Netherlands
1256:Freedom of navigation and trading
380:that would be completed in 1818.
194:United Kingdom of the Netherlands
3864:"Anthing, Carl Heinrich Wilhelm"
2158:(1824-1825), and especially the
1986:, the Council of Finance, and a
1913:Second chapter: Of the Judiciary
1294:, who had a much more important
1073:) with a considerable number of
319:Governorate of the Banda Islands
272:, and about 600 soldiers of the
3145:Ver Huell, pp. 252-260, 270-272
2620:The Netherlands did not have a
1360:on the market for producers of
321:was under direct rule, but the
254:Zr. Ms. Maria van Reigersbergen
4126:. Cambridge University Press.
2405:was the acting captain of the
2144:Second expedition to Palembang
1520:. The Dutch colonial official
153:of that entity claimed by the
1:
2861:Blok and Molhuysen, pp. 22-23
2140:First expedition to Palembang
1131:Map of Ambon and surroundings
1036:Johannes Rudolph van den Berg
282:Carl Heinrich Wilhelm Anthing
3688:Kloot, M.A. van der (1862).
2466:the "gift" to his colleagues
1836:for the East Indies, and an
1434:of foreign representatives.
1220:(Council of Justice) of the
946:Lombok and Karangasem (1894)
329:. And in 1817 the island of
50:William I of the Netherlands
2852:Reinwardt and Muller, p. 51
2678:"A Typology of Colonialism"
2575:lieutenant-Governor-General
2523:This was a codification of
2448:is derived from the French
2232:with the far more coercive
2176:Leonard du Bus de Gisignies
1720:achieved the same purpose.
1571:(to haggle) comes to mind.
270:Caspar Georg Carl Reinwardt
4172:
3822:"Cornelis Theodorus Elout"
2957:Indische Letteren. JRG, 10
2951:Zonneveld, P. van (1995).
2922:. Brill. pp. 99–110.
2624:, but the position of the
2183:Anglo-Dutch Treaty of 1824
1648:, circulating next to the
1316:Embassy of the VOC to the
242:Zr. Ms. Admiraal De Ruyter
54:Anglo-Dutch Treaty of 1814
29:
2590:There was no notion of a
2407:Zr. Ms. Admiraal Evertsen
2089:Zr. Ms. Admiraal Evertsen
2041:by king William, of this
1674:Netherlands Indies gulden
1650:Netherlands Indies gulden
1632:Netherlands Indies gulden
1348:before it the VOC used a
1282:after the example of the
1237:Military Order of William
1184:Zr. Ms. Admiraal Evertsen
1087:Zr. Ms. Admiraal Evertsen
1081:, where it was joined by
1014:However, the work of the
434:
238:Zr. Ms. Admiraal Evertsen
3907:Jong, C.G.F. de (2015).
3504:Oranje, pp. 173-175, 177
1260:The instruction for the
697:South Africa (1659-1677)
692:New Netherland (1659–63)
632:New Netherland (1643–45)
173:had in 1810 annexed the
74:Cornelis Theodorus Elout
4055:Oranje, D.J.P. (1936).
3728:"Shipwreck and Artwork"
3209:(in Dutch). p. 160
3028:"Tiercer, verbe. trans"
2097:Hortus Botanicus Leiden
2056:Herman Warner Muntinghe
1896:Josias Cornelis Rappard
1262:Commissarissen Generaal
1047:Commissarissen Generaal
1028:Commissarissen Generaal
1016:Commissarissen Generaal
472:Banda Islands (1609–21)
374:Commissarissen Generaal
347:Commissarissen Generaal
234:Commissarissen Generaal
230:Commissarissen Generaal
198:Commissarissen Generaal
66:Godert van der Capellen
4019:Kemp, P.H. van der (3)
3970:Kemp, P.H. van der (2)
3928:Kemp, P.H. van der (1)
3832:(in Dutch). p. 99
3181:Ver Huell, pp. 274-275
3118:Ver Huell, pp. 239-240
3088:Ver Huell, pp. 230-239
3079:Ver Huell, pp. 222-230
2676:Shoemaker, N. (2015).
2644:Johannes van den Bosch
2347:; the other, known as
2170:that evolved from the
2084:
1980:High Councils of State
1942:was to be the highest
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1739:
1653:
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1584:
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1133:
1057:, where he joined the
1051:Zr. Ms. Prins Frederik
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677:2nd Recife (1652-1654)
300:followed in 1818; and
276:who had served at the
224:Work of the Commission
163:Herman Willem Daendels
138:had, with help of the
131:
119:
107:
70:Arnold Adriaan Buyskes
4079:; Muller, F. (1858).
3372:"amodier verbe trans"
3163:Verhuell, pp. 263-270
3127:Ver Huell, pp.241-242
2626:Dutch Reformed Church
2561:Council of the Indies
2073:
1984:General Audit Chamber
1926:The High Government (
1892:
1731:
1642:
1628:
1593:cultivation of coffee
1577:
1501:
1388:Official trade zone (
1386:
1356:. Or more precisely,
1314:
1270:freedom of navigation
1239:. Buyskes was made a
1181:
1129:
1114:, the south coast of
1009:The Dutch East Indies
1007:
759:Sri Lanka (1764-1766)
707:Sri Lanka (1670-1670)
365:system (known as the
358:Council of the Indies
333:, and large parts of
307:Republic of Indonesia
125:
113:
101:
3887:Burgers, H. (2011).
2592:Separation of powers
2215:Anton Reinhard Falck
1973:Buitenzorg Residency
1860:(Constitution). The
1807:Bataviasche Statuten
1222:Governorate of Ambon
1069:" (indigenous armed
921:Gold Coast (1869–70)
557:Liuqiu Island (1636)
487:Pescadores (1622–24)
323:Sultanate of Ternate
315:Yogyakarta Sultanate
4063:(in Dutch). Utrecht
3678:Oranje, pp. 187-190
3669:Oranje, pp. 186-187
3642:Oranje, pp. 181-184
3633:Oranje, pp. 204-227
3606:Oranje, pp. 200-227
3597:Oranje, pp. 197-201
3588:Oranje, pp. 194-195
3552:Oranje, pp. 246-252
3534:Oranje, pp. 190-191
3516:Oranje, pp. 178-179
3477:Oranje, pp. 170-171
3468:Oranje, pp. 169-170
3459:Oranje, pp. 160-168
3450:Oranje, pp. 167-168
3441:Oranje, pp. 145-148
3432:Oranje, pp. 116-121
3423:Oranje, pp. 115-116
3405:Oranje, pp. 105-115
3396:Oranje, pp. 128-129
3254:Kemp (1), pp. 24-25
3136:Kemp (2), pp. 70-71
3097:Kemp (2), pp. 73-75
3070:Kemp (2), pp. 41-45
3008:Kemp (2), pp. 20-21
2345:extraterritoriality
2211:Court of St James's
1777:Pontianak Sultanate
1773:Sultanate of Banjar
1752:assistent-residents
1531:subsistence farmers
993:Indonesia (1946–49)
988:Indonesia (1941–45)
881:Palembang (1851–59)
687:Malabar (1658-1663)
502:Persian Gulf (1625)
457:Cape Rachado (1606)
264:. On board of the
196:. He instituted the
86:institution of the
3764:Kemp(3), pp. 25-26
2990:Kemp (2), pp. 7-16
2906:Burgers, pp. 74-75
2870:Kemp (1), pp.13-21
2609:Regeringsreglement
2288:Regeringsreglement
2275:Dirk van Hogendorp
2085:
2043:Regeringsreglement
2000:Regeringsreglement
1998:, elaborating the
1992:Regeringsreglement
1904:Regeringsreglement
1900:
1884:Regeringsreglement
1854:Regeringsreglement
1834:Regeringsreglement
1823:Regeringsreglement
1815:Raden van Justitie
1800:Regeringsreglement
1740:
1654:
1644:East Indies Java '
1637:
1585:
1510:
1489:Dirk van Hogendorp
1395:
1326:
1284:Amsterdam Entrepôt
1266:Regeringsreglement
1249:Regeringsreglement
1195:
1175:and put in irons.
1134:
1012:
916:Pasoemah (1864–68)
886:Montrado (1854–55)
796:Cape Colony (1806)
779:Cape Colony (1795)
682:2nd Colombo (1654)
652:Philippines (1646)
627:Cambodia (1643–44)
562:Porto Calvo (1637)
542:Liaoluo Bay (1633)
425:colonial campaigns
378:Regeringsreglement
354:Regeringsreglement
311:Surakarta Sunanate
278:Battle of Waterloo
206:Regeringsreglement
202:Regeringsreglement
175:Kingdom of Holland
136:East India Company
132:
120:
108:
78:Regeringsreglement
4077:Reinwardt, C.G.C.
3818:Aa, A. J. van der
3326:Oranje, pp. 89-95
3317:Oranje, pp. 84-88
3308:Oranje, pp. 83-84
3299:Oranje, pp. 81-82
3281:Oranje, pp. 53-67
3263:Oranje, pp. 76-77
3236:Oranje, pp. 50-73
3227:Oranje, pp. 72-73
3195:Aa, A. J. van der
2888:Oranje, pp. 44-50
2719:Burgers, pp.71-72
2199:British Bencoolen
2095:intended for the
2032:Botanical Gardens
1465:profit-maximizing
1420:Jan Cock Blomhoff
1346:Portuguese Empire
1218:Raad van Justitie
1059:Zr. Ms. Amsterdam
1001:
1000:
836:Sumatra (1821–37)
774:Gold Coast (1782)
667:Guararapes (1649)
662:Guararapes (1648)
572:Vietnam (1637–43)
522:Batavia (1628–29)
467:Mozambique (1608)
462:Mozambique (1607)
341:, and of course
246:Zr. Ms. Amsterdam
155:Batavian Republic
32:Dutch East Indies
16:(Redirected from
4163:
4137:
4118:
4116:
4114:
4101:Ver Huel, Q.M.R.
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1988:Receiver General
1733:Building of the
1522:Herman Muntinghe
1203:Martha Christina
1192:Q.R.M. Ver Huell
983:Venezuela (1908)
931:Mandor (1884–85)
926:Aceh (1873–1913)
906:Borneo (1859–63)
861:Ahanta (1837–39)
831:Palembang (1821)
826:Palembang (1819)
702:Taiwan (1661–62)
592:Itamaracá (1640)
547:Taiwan (1635–36)
429:
428:
426:
412:
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389:
317:. Elsewhere the
288:on 21 May 1816.
210:Van der Capellen
159:Stamford Raffles
104:Van der Capellen
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2538:Napoleonic Code
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2135:Oudgastenpartij
2132:, known as the
2130:Johannes Siberg
2083:
2068:
2020:Primary schools
1932:Raden van Indië
1898:
1826:
1811:Hooggerechtshof
1738:
1735:Hooggerechtshof
1726:
1670:Indische gulden
1652:
1635:
1623:
1583:
1533:who lived in a
1508:
1507:with cultivator
1440:
1393:
1324:
1318:Shunzhi Emperor
1258:
1253:
1132:
1010:
1002:
997:
951:Pedir (1897–98)
911:Japan (1863–64)
806:Moluccas (1810)
739:India (1739–41)
637:India (1644-45)
587:Mormugão (1639)
582:Salvador (1638)
537:Abrolhos (1631)
507:Salvador (1625)
492:Salvador (1624)
430:
424:
419:
418:
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250:Zr. Ms. Braband
226:
151:nationalization
129:
117:
105:
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35:
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23:
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3788:Britannica.com
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2454:
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2395:
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2362:Dutch Reformed
2353:
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2323:
2305:
2292:
2279:
2266:
2257:
2246:
2245:
2243:
2240:
2235:Cultuurstelsel
2187:British Malaya
2172:Indies Brigade
2156:First Bone War
2074:
2067:
2064:
2052:J.A. van Braam
1924:
1923:
1920:
1917:
1914:
1911:
1893:
1825:
1819:
1765:Sultan of Aceh
1732:
1725:
1722:
1713:Counterfeiting
1659:monetary union
1643:
1629:
1622:
1619:
1578:
1502:
1439:
1436:
1387:
1380:was achieved.
1350:business model
1334:Dutch Republic
1315:
1257:
1254:
1252:
1245:
1190:to Tidore, by
1188:Zr. Ms. Nassau
1139:summarily shot
1130:
1083:Zr. Ms. Nassau
1040:Fort Duurstede
1008:
999:
998:
996:
995:
990:
985:
980:
975:
970:
968:Bone (1905–06)
965:
963:Kerinci (1903)
954:
953:
948:
943:
938:
933:
928:
923:
918:
913:
908:
903:
901:Bone (1858–59)
898:
893:
891:Nias (1855–64)
888:
883:
878:
873:
868:
863:
858:
853:
851:Java (1825–30)
848:
846:Bone (1824–25)
843:
838:
833:
828:
823:
818:
816:Algiers (1816)
813:
808:
803:
801:Java (1806–07)
798:
793:
791:Surinam (1804)
782:
781:
776:
771:
766:
761:
756:
754:Java (1749–57)
751:
746:
744:Java (1741–43)
741:
736:
734:Java (1719–23)
731:
729:Java (1704–07)
720:
719:
717:Java (1674–80)
714:
709:
704:
699:
694:
689:
684:
679:
674:
669:
664:
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654:
649:
644:
642:Tabocas (1645)
639:
634:
629:
624:
619:
614:
609:
604:
602:Malacca (1641)
599:
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584:
579:
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1862:Instruction
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2654:References
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343:New Guinea
140:Royal Navy
94:Background
4042:cite book
3773:Jong, p.9
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1358:Monopsony
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