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Proposed establishment of sugar factories in Grenada. Freeling gives his opinion...
Catalogue reference: CO 101/135/36
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- 1873 May 10
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Proposed establishment of sugar factories in Grenada. Freeling gives his opinion on the difference in conditions of 'labouring population' of Grenada and St. Vincent.
Sanford Freeling, Lieutenant Governor of Grenada, forwarded by Rawson William Rawson, Governor of Windward Islands, Grenada No. 35, Folios 219 - 224.
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- 5422/1873
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