Family and Colour in JamaicaEyre & Spottiswoode, 1953 - 196 pages |
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Page 29
... hand the planter , who had formerly dispensed free medical service ( admittedly of a some- what primitive kind ) , and had allowed the slaves to keep what foodstuffs they grew , now demanded payment for medical attention and rent for ...
... hand the planter , who had formerly dispensed free medical service ( admittedly of a some- what primitive kind ) , and had allowed the slaves to keep what foodstuffs they grew , now demanded payment for medical attention and rent for ...
Page 44
... hand , and hatred and repulsion on the other . In the case of a well equipped culture which has been dominated by a European E. 7. Frager nation ( India is an example ) there may be what appears to be 6.B a complete revulsion against ...
... hand , and hatred and repulsion on the other . In the case of a well equipped culture which has been dominated by a European E. 7. Frager nation ( India is an example ) there may be what appears to be 6.B a complete revulsion against ...
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... hand he may have impressed on him the necessity of not lying and of being kind . On the other hand he may be complimented for some little piece of sharp practice directed against ' them ' , that is people in a superior social position ...
... hand he may have impressed on him the necessity of not lying and of being kind . On the other hand he may be complimented for some little piece of sharp practice directed against ' them ' , that is people in a superior social position ...
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