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	<title>Comments on: History of the Spice Islands: Banda-part II</title>
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		<title>By: Ujang</title>
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		<description>Are you going to write about the modern Banda? I went there in the early &#039;90s, on a boat that took us nearly 16 hours from Ambon. You can&#039;t help but be overwhelmed by the sense of history , amplified by the fact that Banda islands were very much isolated.   One thing we noticed though, the locals weren&#039;t really happy with how Des Alwi were running (and owning) almost everything there.</description>
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<p>Are you going to write about the modern Banda? I went there in the early &#8217;90s, on a boat that took us nearly 16 hours from Ambon. You can&#8217;t help but be overwhelmed by the sense of history , amplified by the fact that Banda islands were very much isolated.   One thing we noticed though, the locals weren&#8217;t really happy with how Des Alwi were running (and owning) almost everything there.</p>
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