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Malaya, Indonesia, Borneo, and the Philippines : a geographical, economic and political description of Malaya, the East Indies, and the Philippines / trans. by E.D. Laborde.

By: Robequain, Charles Edouard.

Contributor(s): Institute of Pacific Relations.

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BookSeries: Geographies for advanced study. Publisher: [London] : Longmans, [1966]Edition: [2nd ed.].Subject(s): Malay Archipelago | 1929- x16.2..12.23 | Indonesia -- Description and travel. -- Indonesia -- Description and travel | Philippines -- Description and travel. -- Philippines -- Description and travel | Borneo -- Description and travel. -- Borneo -- Description and travel

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First published in this ed. in 1958.

Issued in co-operation with the International Secretariat, Institute of Pacific Relations.

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Malaya, Indonesia, Borneo, and the Philippines : a geographical, economic and political description of Malaya, the East Indies, and the Philippines / trans. by E.D. Laborde.

By: Robequain, Charles Edouard.

Contributor(s): Institute of Pacific Relations.