The 1824 Treaty of Friendship and Alliance
The treaty that saw the Sultan and Temenggong cede Singapore to the British.
Key Questions
- 1How did the 1824 treaty differ from the 1819 agreement?
- 2Why did the local rulers agree to cede the island?
- 3What was the impact on the local Malay community?
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