Note 18 — Chapter XII · THE SPREAD OF ISLAM IN THE MALAY ARCHIPELAGO.
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At the height of its power, it stretched from 2° N. to 2° S. on the west coast, and from 1° N. to 2° S. on the east coast, but in the sixteenth century it had lost its control over the east coast. (De Hollander, vol. i. p. 3.) ↑