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Abbreviations used in Parts I. -III. inclusive of this Work.
Ausland.—Das Auslatid, Munich, etc.
J. E. A.—-/otcrnal of Eastern Asia (one number only issued).
Ethn. Notizbl. —Ethnologisches Notizblatt.
J. A. I. —-Journal of the Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and
Ireland.
J. I. A.— -Journal of the Indian Archipelago and Eastern Asia (otherwise
known as " Logan's Journal").
J. R. A. S.—Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society.
J. R. A. S., S. B.— -Jou7-nal of the Royal Asiatic Society, Straits Branch.
Man's ^w^.i jNIan, E. H. O71 the Aboriginal Inhabitants of the Andavianese
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Sel. Journ. or S.J.—Selatigor Journal (formerly published at the Government
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V. B. G. A,— Verhandlungen der Bei'liner Gesellschaft fiir Anthropologie.
Z.f. E.— Zeitschrift fiir Ethnologie.
Vaughan-Stevens, ii. ; Vaiighan-Stevens, iii.— Veroffentlichungen aus dem K.
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Note.-—The abbreviations of names of authors or works occurring in the text
are given in the Bibliography itself. Where there are several works by the same
author, the abbreviation indicates which work is referred to. Thus "Hale, p.
300," refers solely to that author's paper "On the .Sakais" in vol. xv. of the
Journal of the Anthropological Institute, after which entry in the bibliography
the abbreviation [" Hale "] is shown.
All articles on or by editors of Vaughan-Stevens' material are given under
the heading "Stevens, Vaughan-," not under the name of each individual editor.
This list includes a number of works of a general nature which contain
incidental references to or descriptions of the races here dealt with.
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1846. Abdullah. Hikayat Abdullah bin Abdulkadir Munshi. .Singapore.
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in the Straits of Malacca. With Appendix : of the Aboriginal Inhabi
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1903. Annandale, Nelson, and Robinson, H. C. Fasciculi Malayenses
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1903. Annandale, Nelson. Fasciculi Malayenses. Supplement, Map, and
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1878. Anonymous. The Semangs. Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society,
Straits Branch, No. 2, p. 231. [Miscellaneous notices.]
1 88 1. Anonymous. The Ipoh Tree— Perak. Journal of the Royal Asiatic
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1850. Barbe, Rev. ["Barbe"]. Agriculture of the Mintra \i.e. Mantra].
1 To distinguish it from the publica- Anthrop. Inst, of Great Britain and
tion called " Man " issued by the Ireland, which latter is printed Maji.