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Abdullah al-Misri (b. late 18th century – d. early 19th century) was an Arab-Malay writer. He had first hand experience of how when the Dutch East India Company went bankrupt in 1799, broad changes happened such as when its possessions were taken over by the Dutch Crown, resulting in massive political change. The Dutch enterprise in Indonesia changed from a mercantile enterprise into a colonial state.