Sarawaks Romantic Dream and the Brooke Legacy
A historical sketch recounts James Brooke born 1808 in Bath and his rise to Rajah of Sarawak after aiding in quelling a rebellion in 1841. It notes his reforms, honors from London and Victoria, and his death at 65, as well as the dynastic succession to Sir Charles Johnson Brooke and Sir Charles Vyner Brooke, and Sarawak’s later growth and governance under British influence.
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Warma
India
Sarawak
James Brooke
Bath
England
Devonsire
Borneo
Brooke
East India Company
Madda Hassim
Hassim
London
Oxford University
Vicooria
Devonshire
Far East
Civi
James
Charles Johnson Brooke
Charles Vyner Brooke
Charles
Grasshopper Threat Foreseen At Manitoba Conference
Government entomologists forecast the greatest grasshopper threat in 20 years for Manitoba in 1950. Eggs were found in large numbers, mainly in the southeast and southwest. area under threat has doubled from 5 343 to 10 727 square miles. Meeting chaired by Minister Bell urged preparations. H. E. Wood cited a 1949 spraying campaign that cost over 100 000 dollars with farmers paying about one third of costs.
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Manitoba
Winnipeg
R. D. Bird
Brandon
Dominion
F.C. Bell
Wood
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