Life in Java: With Sketches of the Javanese

This fascinating account of life in colonial Java was written by William Barrington D'Almeida, a British civil servant who spent many years living among the Javanese people. Through a series of sketches and essays, he offers a vivid and detailed portrait of the culture, society, and natural environment of this exotic and mysterious land.

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