Corpus Diplomaticum Neerlando-indicum. . . is a comprehensive collection of diplomatic documents pertaining to the Dutch East India Company and its interactions with various Southeast Asian powers. Compiled and edited by Jan Ernst Heeres and Frederik Willem Stapel, this multi-volume work presents treaties, agreements, and official correspondence in their original Latin, offering invaluable insights into the political, economic, and legal relationships of the era. A vital resource for scholars of colonial history, international law, and Southeast Asian studies, the "Corpus Diplomaticum Neerlando-indicum. . ." provides a detailed record of Dutch colonial expansion and its impact on the region. This historical compilation remains an essential reference for understanding the complexities of Dutch-Asian diplomacy and the broader context of European colonialism.
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