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Bengkulu (Indonesian pronunciation: [bəŋˈkulu]),
historically known as Bencoolen, is a
province of Indonesia. It is
located on the
southwest coast of Sumatra...
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Asiatic Quarterly Review, vol I, January–April 1886, p. 421-424.
Bencoolen (
Benkulen) John Keay, p. 447.
Kevin YL Tan. The
Singapore Legal System. Roberts,...
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itinerary was: 7
January 1800:
Portsmouth 4 April: St
Helena 27 June:
Benkulen 29 July:
Penang 27 August:
Malacca 21 September:
Whampoa 29 November: Second...
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China and
Benkulen.
Vansittart arrived at
Whampoa on 28
February 1781.
Inward bound, she
crossed the
Second Bar on 16 April. She
reached Benkulen on 31 July...
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India Company's ship Worcester. In
February 1793 the
Worcester sailed to
Benkulen in Sumatra.
Before departing, Park
wrote to his
friend Alexander Anderson...
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Retrieved January 3, 2025. Jack W (1822)
Malayan Miscellanies.
Bencoolen (
Benkulen) 2(VII): 82.
Roskov Y.;
Kunze T.;
Orrell T.;
Abucay L.;
Paglinawan L.;...
- Look up Bengkulu, Bencoolen, or
Benkulen in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Bengkulu,
historically spelled as
Bencoolen or
Benkoelen , is a
province of...
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Batavia Bencoomat 5°30′S 104°12′E / 5.500°S 104.200°E / -5.500; 104.200
Benkulen or Bencoolen; see also Fort
Marlborough Benguela Bimilipatnam (or Bhimili)...
- dignitaries. Also do****ents of the same
period relating to
Bencoolen [
Benkulen] and the West
Sumatra Presidency,
approximately 1,200 letters,
bound in...
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western rantau or
pasisir (dependencies).
Inderapura together with
Benkulen, Painan,
Padang and
Pariaman on the same coast, and Siak,
Inderagiri and...
