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John Fendall
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John Fendall was a colonial official in the British East India Company, a member of the Supreme Council of Bengal, and the last British governor of Java.
A half-length portrait by Sir Charles D'Oyly, c. 1812 - 1820 (Courtesy British Library, WD 4070)
A half-length portrait by Sir Charles D'Oyly, c. 1812 - 1820 (Courtesy British Library, WD 4070)
An illustration of John Fendall (1762-1825)
An illustration of John Fendall (1762-1825)
Gravestone of John Fendall (1762-1825), South Park Street Cemetery, Kolkata
Gravestone of John Fendall (1762-1825), South Park Street Cemetery, Kolkata
A half-length portrait vignette of John Fendall (c.1762-1825), Bengal Civil Service by Sir Charles D'Oyly
A half-length portrait vignette of John Fendall (c.1762-1825), Bengal Civil Service by Sir Charles D'Oyly
Java
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Java is one of the Greater Sunda Islands in Indonesia. It is bordered by the Indian Ocean to the south and the Java Sea to the north. With a population of 151.6 million people, Java is the world's most populous island, home to approximately 56% of the Indonesian population. Indonesia's capital city, Jakarta, is on Java's northwestern coast.
Mount Bromo in East Java
Mount Bromo in East Java
Parahyangan highland near Buitenzorg, c. 1865–1872
Parahyangan highland near Buitenzorg, c. 1865–1872
Cymbidium dayanum - typical orchid in Java.
Cymbidium dayanum - typical orchid in Java.
Male Javan rhino shot in 1934 in West Java. Today only small numbers of Javan rhino survive in Ujung Kulon; it is the world's rarest rhino.
Male Javan rhino shot in 1934 in West Java. Today only small numbers of Javan rhino survive in Ujung Kulon; it is the world's rarest rhino.