Essays On Indian Economics: a Collection of Essays And Speeches
Essays On Indian Economics: a Collection of Essays And Speeches
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When Negro Slavery was abolished in the West Indian Islands, it was proposed to transplant the free Negroes to British Guiana, but the attempt failed, and in 1838, the first importation of 400 Indian Coolies took place. In 1844-45, the number of Indian Coolies imported was 4,616.
Between 1850 and 1870, about 65,000 Indian Coolies were imported, out of whom 7,000 returned to India during the same period. In 1871, the total popula- tion of the Colony was two I^akhs, out of whom 43,000 were Indian...s, half of them working on the Plantations under Indentures, about 9,000 were Free Labourers, 142 ESSAYS ON INDIAN ECONOMICS.
and the rest, about 10,000, were otherwise employed in Towns and Villages. The Labour Laws in Guiana are as stringent and one-sided as those of Mauritius.
The Labourers have no summary remedy for the recovery of their wages except by a civil suit, while the Planters' remedies in case of the absence or desertion of the Coolies are most ample and strict. The Coolies are employed in one hundred and twenty-three Plantations, out of which number, eighty-five are either owned by Absentee Landlords in London, Liverpool, and Bristol, or are mortgaged with Absentee Creditors.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When Negro Slavery was abolished in the West Indian Islands, it was proposed to transplant the free Negroes to British Guiana, but the attempt failed, and in 1838, the first importation of 400 Indian Coolies took place. In 1844-45, the number of Indian Coolies imported was 4,616.
Between 1850 and 1870, about 65,000 Indian Coolies were imported, out of whom 7,000 returned to India during the same period. In 1871, the total popula- tion of the Colony was two I^akhs, out of whom 43,000 were Indian...s, half of them working on the Plantations under Indentures, about 9,000 were Free Labourers, 142 ESSAYS ON INDIAN ECONOMICS.
and the rest, about 10,000, were otherwise employed in Towns and Villages. The Labour Laws in Guiana are as stringent and one-sided as those of Mauritius.
The Labourers have no summary remedy for the recovery of their wages except by a civil suit, while the Planters' remedies in case of the absence or desertion of the Coolies are most ample and strict. The Coolies are employed in one hundred and twenty-three Plantations, out of which number, eighty-five are either owned by Absentee Landlords in London, Liverpool, and Bristol, or are mortgaged with Absentee Creditors.
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