For 10 points, name this satire about the coffee farming on Dutch Java, written by Multatuli.
In the final chapter of this novel, its author vows to translated it into "the few languages that I know, and the many languages I can still learn" if its message is not heard. A letter in this novel disparages the "halfness" of a character regarding the construction of a prison. A character in this novel is saved when his father's buffalo fights a tiger, but is later killed by bayonets when he rushes a group of soldiers in grief after finding his lover dead. This novel's protagonist clashes with his servant Mr. Verbrugge and is denounced when he attempts to file an official (*) protest against the Adhipatti by Mr. Slimering. This novel, called "the book that killed colonialism" by Pramoedya Toer, is framed around a manuscript authored by Shawlman with an insert written by Drystubble, who assures the reader that the natives in this novel are being rightfully punished for being heathens. For 10 points, name this satire about the coffee farming on Dutch Java, written by Multatuli.
In the final chapter of this novel, its author vows to translated it into "the few languages that I know, and the many languages I can still learn" if its message is not heard.
Max Havelaar