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Max Havelaar Paperback Book

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Classic anti-colonial novel
Insightful satire on colonialism
Novel that inspired reformers
Influential literary masterpiece
Pioneering critique of imperialism
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"The Dutch East Indies, January 1856. The new assistant resident, Max Havelaar, arrives in the remote regency of Lebak, preceded by his reputation as a quixotic idealist. Some think him a fool, others a genius, but "one thing is certain he was an unusual man, and worthy of observation." As Havelaar crusades against corruption, he makes a few unsettling observations of his own. Why dont the financial statements add up? Did the previous assistant resident really die a natural death? And why are his superiors obstructing his efforts to learn the truth? A few years later in Amsterdam, the stolid Dutch coffee broker Batavus Drystubble obtains Havelaars papers from the threadbare Shawlman, who wanders the streets in search of work. Drystubble pores over thedocuments in the hopes of lucrative revelations about the coffee trade. But his spirited young son Frits and romanticsouled German assistant Ernest Stern discover something much more astonishing a scandal that strikes at the heart of the whole Dutch colonial enterprise... Based on the authors true experiences as an administrator in Java, Max Havelaar is a fiery indictment of colonial misrule and one of the masterpieces of Dutch literature. This is the first new English translation of Multatulis furious and funny masterpiece in more than fifty years"

SKU: M9781681372624
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Binding: Paperback;336 pages; Publisher: New York Review Books; Classification: FJH; Weight: 496 g; Dimensions: 130 x 203 x 20

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