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Eastern No. 173. 'Mauritius. Papers.' Schemes for the development of Mauritius; unrest...
Catalogue reference: CO 882/20
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Date (When the record was created)
- 1937-1939
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Eastern No. 173.
'Mauritius. Papers.' Schemes for the development of Mauritius; unrest amongst labourers employed in the local sugar industry and the docks (situation reports including fatalities, nature and causes; report of Commission of Enquiry; reports on position of Indians in Mauritius, particularly education); [anti-British] activities of Dr Curé, [Mauritius Labour Party leader], and his associates; Friendly Societies Bill; labour conditions; administration of justice and the working of the legal system; the constitution; petitions regarding franchise and labour conditions. (184 pages)
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- The National Archives, Kew
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- Eastern No. 173
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War and Colonial Department and Colonial Office: Confidential Print Eastern
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