British Guiana: The Land of Six PeoplesH.M. Stationery Office, 1957 - Broj stranica: 235 |
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... allowed many of the central canals to be filled in . ( A piped supply of potable water was not available until 1950. ) The avenue which runs down Main Street was once a canal filled with the Victoria Regia2 lily , with 1 The French had ...
... allowed many of the central canals to be filled in . ( A piped supply of potable water was not available until 1950. ) The avenue which runs down Main Street was once a canal filled with the Victoria Regia2 lily , with 1 The French had ...
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... allowed to run it with his previous efficiency and economy ; but he did not remain as Managing Director , leaving the Colony in October , 1955. In its report the International Bank wrote that ' the mission recommends that the airline be ...
... allowed to run it with his previous efficiency and economy ; but he did not remain as Managing Director , leaving the Colony in October , 1955. In its report the International Bank wrote that ' the mission recommends that the airline be ...
Stranica 40
... allowed their times of celebration . Here is his description of a dance given for the slaves by the Governor at Government House . ' At the Governor's a dance and fête were given in the evening to the slaves , and we were extremely ...
... allowed their times of celebration . Here is his description of a dance given for the slaves by the Governor at Government House . ' At the Governor's a dance and fête were given in the evening to the slaves , and we were extremely ...
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... allowed to bring their wives and families with them . The anti - slavery party in Britain exposed the weaknesses of the system and it was suspended . Now desperate , the planters adopted a form of metoyage by which the plantations were ...
... allowed to bring their wives and families with them . The anti - slavery party in Britain exposed the weaknesses of the system and it was suspended . Now desperate , the planters adopted a form of metoyage by which the plantations were ...
Stranica 45
... allowed to enter the Colony . The Indian population at that time was 126,517 . By 1938 it was 142,736 . By 1950 it had risen to 192,500 and by 1952 it totalled 207,000 or 45 per cent of the total population of the Colony . Com- parison ...
... allowed to enter the Colony . The Indian population at that time was 126,517 . By 1938 it was 142,736 . By 1950 it had risen to 192,500 and by 1952 it totalled 207,000 or 45 per cent of the total population of the Colony . Com- parison ...
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