White Rajah Biography

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In 1949, in a little, disheartening Sarawak town called Sibu, a minor British governor was glaringly killed in a most open manner. Duncan Stewart had been in the job only eighteen days, the new leader of a blend of Malays, Dayaks, and Chinese in the damp little express that embraced the north-west shoreline of the gigantic island of Borneo.