Titlebook: Americans in Sumatra; James W. Gould Book 1961 Martinus Nijhoff, The Hague, Netherlands 1961 START.World War I.World War II.depression.dev

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Introduction,There is a common belief that until recently Americans have preferred isolation to interest in remote areas such as Southeast Asia. This thesis can be tested by examining the history of American relations with a place on the opposite side of the globe from the United States.

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The Growing Interdependence of Sumatra and the United States 1873 to the Present,At a dinner at the Swedish Legation in Washington in early 1874 the American Secretary of State pointed to a map and said, “There is the island of Sumatra, it was offered to us; but we don’t want it: it’s too far off.” .

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,Black Gold — The History of American Enterprise in Indonesian Oil Development,Among the most distant isles of the sea are those of Indonesia. The United States has taken a major part in the development of the oil resources of those islands. The story begins with kerosene.

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,Wealth from Trees — The History of American Enterprise in Indonesian Rubber,Sumatra has long been the world’s leading producer of rubber, and the United States the major consumer. This is the story of the relationship.

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American Contributions to Education, Religious and Secular,Sumatra has long attracted American religious educators, first because of the numbers of non-Moslems in the interior, and secondly because of the example of the martyrdom of the first missionaries.

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sis can be tested by examining the history of American relations with a place on the opposite side of the globe from the United States. Such a land is Sumatra. It is one of the largest islands in the world. Its I66,789 square mile area exceeds that of the third largest American state, California, an

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Book 1961ondly, it lies athwart the shortest sea routes from Eastern Asia to Europe and the Eastern United States. Sumatra‘s southern tip forms one side of the Straits of Sunda which guards the access to the Java, China and Philippine Seas. At the island‘s northern tip is the entrance to the Straits of Malac