Biar mati anak: Jangan mati adat [Better your children die than your traditions]: Locally raised forces as a barometer for imperialism and decolonization in British South East Asia, 1874-2001

Author： Hack Karl A.  

Publisher： IP Publishing Ltd

ISSN： 0967-828X

Source： South East Asia Research, Vol.10, Iss.3, 2002-11, pp. : 245-275

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