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English: Concession of Sabah by the Sultan of Brunei to Baron von Overbeck, December 29th, 1877 and by the Sultan of Sulu on January 22nd, 1878.
Date / 1878
Source Concession from the Sultan of Brunei and Sulu, 1877 / 1878 (archive version) (more details, archive version)
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