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Behind the Bastards
It was mentioned as a source for the podcast episode, and was cited when discussing James Brooke's military career and the stereotyping of the Dayaks and Malays.
a few days after the general in command heard of a strong stockade being in front and sent out lieutenant Brooke to reconnoiter but he was not able to return in time to prevent the advance guard from...
— Episode: Part One: The Family That Stole Malaysia
Episode: Part One: The Family That Stole Malaysia
It was mentioned as a source for the podcast episode, and was cited when discussing James Brooke's military career and the stereotyping of the Dayaks and Malays.
a few days after the general in command heard of a strong stockade being in front and sent out lieutenant Brooke to reconnoiter but he was not able to return in time to prevent the advance guard from falling into an ambush skade as the foremost company turned a corner in the road. They were received by a volley which knocked over a number of men in the midst of the confusion Brooke came galloping up putting himself at the head of the men charged and foremost fighting fell when the affair was over in the enemy driven from their stockades lieutenant Colonel Richards asked after lieutenant Brooke who he had seen fall and he was reported dead.
the solution was as always that they should charge even if this had to be on foot rather than on horseback as in India and it was Badruddin's overawing presence that would make them but the Malays wrong-footed James turns things around and refused to attack urging that they dared not risk Badruddin's precious royal life.
his infatuation with adolescence was being fully extended to the to include the whole supposedly childlike peoples.
Episode: Part One: The Family That Stole Malaysia
It was mentioned as a source that contained quotes, which were about Brooke's military escapades and how he acted while in command.
a few days after the general in command heard of a strong stockade being in front and sent out lieutenant Brooke to reconnoiter but he was not able to return in time to prevent the advance guard from falling into an ambush skade as the foremost company turned a corner in the road. They were received by a volley which knocked over a number of men in the midst of the confusion Brooke came galloping up putting himself at the head of the men charged and foremost fighting fell when the affair was over in the enemy driven from their stockades lieutenant Colonel Richards asked after lieutenant Brooke who he had seen fall and he was reported dead.
the solution was as always that they should charge even if this had to be on foot rather than on horseback as in India and it was Badruddin's overawing presence that would make them but the Malays wrong-footed James turns things around and refused to attack urging that they dared not risk Badruddin's precious royal life.
His infatuation with adolescence was being fully extended to the to include the whole supposedly childlike peoples.