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The Changing Society Of Tobago 18381938 A Fractured Whole Volume Ii 19001938 Pbk Susan E Craigjames

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The Changing Society Of Tobago 18381938 A Fractured Whole Volume Ii 19001938 Pbk Susan E Craigjames
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Publisher: Cornerstone Press Limited
File Extension: PDF
File size: 25.27 MB
Pages: 387
Author: Susan E. Craig-James
ISBN: 9789769516038, 9769516031
Language: English
Year: 2008
Edition: pbk
Volume: 2

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The Changing Society Of Tobago 18381938 A Fractured Whole Volume Ii 19001938 Pbk Susan E Craigjames by Susan E. Craig-james 9789769516038, 9769516031 instant download after payment.

"The Changing Society of Tobago, 1838-1938: A Fractured Whole (2 vols.) depicts the island’s social, economic and political life through time. Although the period 1838 to 1938 is treated in most detail, the full scope of the work is from 1763 to 2000. Using a wealth of sources, it records the voices, achievements and triumphs of Tobago’s residents, in their struggle to transform a society that was based on colonialism, slavery and plantation monoculture. Over one hundred photographs enhance this work. It brings to light and life major aspects of the national heritage of Trinidad and Tobago. It also contributes significantly to the disciplines of history, anthropology and sociology."

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