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Go to My LibraryDaendels, Napoleon kecil di tanah Jawa
- Language
- Indonesian
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- Publisher
- Penerbit Buku Kompas
- Pages
- 105
- ISBN
- 9786024124588
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The book is praised for its light and easy-to-understand writing style, which makes dense historical facts enjoyable and prevents the reading experience from feeling drawn out or boring. Reviewers appreciate that the book provides a well-explained account of Herman Willem Daendels' actions in Java, offering a broader perspective beyond just his famous road construction. It covers various aspects of his influence, including administrative and legal reforms, making it an interesting and enlightening read that sheds light on many facets of life in Java during his time. It is considered a suitable choice for an initial introduction to the subject.
However, some reviewers note that the book is a compilation of articles, which occasionally leads to the repetition of historical facts across different sections. It is not considered a comprehensive reference book, but rather a more suitable "pocket book" or introductory guide. Critics point out that the content primarily consists of excerpts from other sources, notably a specific work by Pramoedya A.T., rather than presenting extensive new research or in-depth original analysis.
Overall, the book serves as a good starting point for readers interested in learning about Herman Willem Daendels. It offers an accessible and engaging overview of his policies and significant impact during his tenure in Java. This book would particularly appeal to casual readers or anyone seeking a concise and readable introduction to this historical figure and the broader context of his influence, without requiring a deep dive into highly academic or exhaustive texts. It is ideal for those who prefer a lighter approach to history and wish to gain an initial understanding before exploring more detailed sources.
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