This account of the manners and customs of the Sea-Dyaks at the end of the 19th century is unusual because the author, a clergyman, devotes most of the book to a detailed study of the people without the moralising that one usually expects from works of this type. There is a separate chapter devoted to missionary work. 80 pages. There are chapters also on

• Childbirth,
• Daily Life,
• Burial Rites,
• Omens,
• Spirits,
• Feasts and
• Religion.

Weight 0.50 Kg.  Postage within Malaysia is free

Published by Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts, 1910. Second edition..

Condition: Hardback  Very Good. The cover has darkened in places with age and there is a slight nick on the top edge of the back cover. The end papers have heavy tanning. The binding is tight and the text clear with medium tanning throughout.