History of Trinidad from 1781-1839 and 1891-1896This work covers the period of rapid expansion after the British conquest in 1797 until the colony was faced with dislocations coinciding with the emancipation of the slaves. |
Contents
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CHAPTER IV | 32 |
CHAPTER V | 40 |
CHAPTER VI | 52 |
CHAPTER VII | 76 |
CHAPTER IX | 113 |
CHAPTER XIII | 186 |
Solicitude of Sir Ralph with regard to RoadsThe Bishop of Barbados given | 195 |
CHAPTER XV | 220 |
CHAPTER XVI | 231 |
CHAPTER XVII | 240 |
CHAPTER XVIII | 274 |
CHAPTER XIX | 305 |
CHAPTER XX | 326 |
CHAPTER X | 126 |
Return of Sir Ralph from leaveReceived with enthusiasm by the majority | 143 |
CHAPTER XII | 159 |
CHAPTER XXI | 343 |
CHAPTER XXII | 355 |
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History of Trinidad from 1781-1839 and 1891-1896, Volume 1 Lionel Mordant Fraser Limited preview - 1971 |
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