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Thus did I, for the first time since my arrival in the land, present anything in the shape of a menace before the Rája, my former remonstrances only going so far as to threaten to take away my own person and vessels from the river." Mr. BROOKE'S demand for an investigation into MAKOTA'S conduct was politely shelved and Mr. BROOKE deemed "the moment for action had now arrived.
Sir W. H. (William Hood) Treacher - British Borneo
Sketches of Brunai, Sarawak, Labuan, and North Borneo
He went on to say that Makota's presence in the country was dangerous both to the safety of the Raja and the Government, and announced his determination of expelling him from it. Brooke concluded by saying that a large force of Dyaks were at his call, and the only way to prevent bloodshed was to instal him Governor then and there.
Harry De Windt - On the Equator
Like all Easterns, Malays are most dilatory, and time hung very heavily on Brooke's hands at Kuching. Loading the Royalist's guns, and bringing them to bear, he went ashore with an armed party to the Raja's palace, and at once pointed out to him Pangeran Makota's treachery.
Harry De Windt - On the Equator
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