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Summary
One of the most able and distinguished administrators ever to come
to Malaya, Hugh Clifford was also a gifted writer. He was at the
susceptible age of seventeen when he first arrived in the country
and both his early sympathies with the Malays and his aristocratic
background are reflected in this collection of his stories, which
also reflect, as the introduction says, 'the beginnings of a nagging
doubt about the wisdom of wrenching a medieval society (as he liked
to think of it) into the modern world'.
The thirteen stories are critically and understandingly introduced
by Dr. William R. Roff, former professor of history at Columbia
University, New York.