 | Asiatic Society of Bengal - 1818 - 642 pages
...occupied a country previously unappropriated ; for, if we except an inconsiderable race of Cqffries, who are occasionally found near the mountains, and...Those on the hills are usually termed Samang, and are woolly-headed ; those on the plain Orang benua, or people belonging to the country ; the word benua... | |
 | Asiatick Society (Calcutta, India) - 1818 - 664 pages
...we except an inconsiderable race of Cqffries, who are occasionally found near the mountains, and # few tribes of the Orang benua, there does not exist...Those on the hills are usually termed Samang, and are woolly-headed ; those on the plain Orang benua, or people belonging to the country ; the word benua... | |
 | John Anderson - 1824 - 316 pages
...Hill it temaikable iteai Luooi River." much interest, my attention lias been particularly directed t9 the various tribes stated to be scattered over the Country. Those on the Mills are usually called Semang and are woolly beaded; those on the plains, Orang Henna or people belong-*... | |
 | John Anderson - 1824 - 438 pages
..., . •-,' much interest, my attention has been particularly directed to .the various tribe* itatcd to be scattered .over the Country. Those on the Hills are usually called Semang and are woolly headed ; those on tbe plains. Orang Benua or people belonging to tbe Country,... | |
 | Lady Sophia Raffles - 1835 - 466 pages
...and a few tribes of the Orang Benua, there does not exist a vestige of a nation anterior to the Malay in the whole Peninsula. " As the population of the...the country. "Those on the hills are usually termed Semang, and are woolly-headed ; those on the plain Orang Benua, or people belonging to the country... | |
 | Edmund Roberts - 1837 - 484 pages
...exist a vestige of a nation anterior to the Malays in the whole peninsula. As the population of the peninsula has excited much interest, my attention...particularly directed to the various tribes stated to bo scattered over the country. Those on the hills are usually called Semang and are woolly headed ;... | |
 | Malaysian Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society - 1878 - 914 pages
...Peninsula has c-xcited much interest, my attention has been particularly directed to the yariou.-i tribes stated to be scattered over the country. Those on the hills are usually termed Semanff, and are woollyheaded ; those on the plains Or/tntj benua, or people belonging to the country,... | |
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Cqffries, who are occasionally found near the mountains, and a few tribes of the Orang benua, there does not exist a vestige of a nation anterior to the Malays in the whole peninsula. As the population of the Malay Peninsula has excited much interest,... 