Edwin Phillip Gomes

Seventeen Years Among the Sea Dyaks of Borneo: A Record of Intimate Association With the Natives of the Bornean Jungles

The Sea-Dyaks of Borneo [1910]

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Children of Borneo: -1912

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The Sea-Dyaks of Borneo: With a Chapter on Missionary Work Amongst the Dyaks by a.F. Sharp (1917)

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Amoung the Sea Dayaks of Borneo, Illustrated

The Sea Dayak culture of Borneo, is one of our Worlds more unknown tribal cultures, which the author Edwin Gomes spent over 17 years living with, as part of the community.These years spent with the Sea Dayaks, brought about the complition of a concise, and neutral account of the culture, history and...

Children of Borneo

As missionary and teacher, Mr. Gomes spent 17 years in Borneo and gained a thorough knowledge of the Sea Dyaks and people of the Borean jungles. His little volume for children is packed with curious information conveyed in a brisk and entertaining style. The young people of Borneo are not allowed to...

Children of Borneo (Illustrated Edition) (Dodo Press)

Edwin H. Gomes was the author of: The Sea-Dyaks of Borneo (1910), Seventeen Years Among the Sea Dyaks of Borneo (1911) and Children of Borneo (1912). "Away down in the Indian Ocean there is a long chain of islands that stretches from Burmah to Australia. One of these is New Guinea which is the large...

Children of Borneo

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Children of Borneo

"[...]Hassim, was then the greatest power in the island. As he was favourable to English strangers, Mr Brooke paid him a visit and was most kindly received. The Rajah was at this time engaged in war with several fierce Dyak tribes who had revolted against the Sultan, but his efforts to subdue them w...