All in foolscap folder marked 'University of Malaya'.

Including:

1) Brunei's condition, c.1511. D. K. Bassett. Ms., 13ff., + Ts., 2ff.

2) Stanley: 'The first voyage of Magellan' (including Borneo, 1519), 1874. (Notes and comments by DKB. Ts., 16ff.).

3) Alexander Hamilton: 'A New Account of the East Indies'. Edn. of 1930. (Notes and comments by DKB. Ts., 4ff.). (Edinburgh, 1727).

4) Thomas Forrest: 'Voyage to New Guinea': his description of Borneo in 1776. (Notes and comments by DKB. Ts., 9ff.).

5) John Jesse: Letter to the Court of Directors, East India Company, 1775. ('Oriental Repository', Vol. 2: London, 1808). (Text, with notes by DKB. Ms., 4ff., + Ts., 6ff.).

6) John Leyden, 1775-1811. (Bibliographical note by DKB. Ms., 1f.).

7) Nineteenth century Borneo. DKB. Ts., 15ff.

8) Brunei genealogy, nineteenth century. Ts., 1f., + Ms., 16ff.

9) N. Tarling: North-West Borneo and Sulu, 1824-1871. (JMBRAS 30/3, 1957). Notes and comments by DKB. Ms., 23ff.

10) Nineteenth century Borneo: Raja Brooke and Borneo piracy, 1839-1847. DKB. Ts., 14ff.

11) Brooke and Borneo. DKB. Ts., 16ff.

12) Rodney Mundy: 'Narration of events... from the Journals of James Brooke...' (London, 1848). (Notes and comments by DKB. Ts., 9ff.).

13) Defence of head-hunting (and other Borneo affairs of the nineteenth century). DKB. Ms., 19ff.

14) Piracy (and other Borneo affairs of the nineteenth century). DKB. Ms., 19ff.

15) Captain Henry Keppel: 'The expedition to Borneo of HMS Dido for the suppression of piracy'. (London, 1847). (Excerpts, Ms., 4ff.).

16) N. Tarling: 'Britain, the Brookes and Brunei'. (Notes by DKB. Ts., 5ff.).

17) Manuel Teixeira: Early Portuguese and Spanish contacts with Borneo. Draft of an article intended for JMBRAS (See also U DBA/2/10/2): i) Revised draft, incomplete. Ts., 4ff., fcp.; ii) Earlier draft, with annotations in ink. Ts., 32ff., fcp.; iii) Notes, incomplete. Ts., 21ff.; iv) Documents of the sixteenth century quoted. Ts., 25ff. (The paper was received by Dr. Gibson-Hill, Secretary, MBRAS in Nov 1957. It was forwarded, after Gibson-Hill's death, by K. G. Tregonning to D. K. Bassett, 24 Apr 1965, for editing)