Realia, Register Op De Generale Resolutiën Van Het Kasteel Batavia. 1632-1805...

Realia, Register Op De Generale Resolutiën Van Het Kasteel Batavia. 1632-1805... is a comprehensive historical register compiled by the Bataviaasch Genootschap van Kunsten en Wetenschappen. This meticulously documented collection offers invaluable insights into the resolutions and decisions made at Batavia Castle, the administrative center of the Dutch East Indies, spanning nearly two centuries.
Covering the period from 1632 to 1805, this register provides a detailed account of the governance, policies, and daily operations of the Dutch East India Company (VOC) in the region. Researchers and historians will find this resource essential for understanding the complexities of Dutch colonial administration, trade, and social interactions in Southeast Asia. It offers a unique perspective on the historical, political, and economic factors that shaped the region during this transformative era.
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