On the March: Labour Rebellions in the British Caribbean, 1934-39

Kevin A. Yelvington · O. Nigel Bolland

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Caribbean history, culture, and politics Labor Movements and Unions Colonial History and Postcolonial Studies

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Part One The regional character and historical roots of the labour rebelions: class struggle, class formation and early labour organizations demobilized soldiers from the British West Indies regiment labour organizations in the 1920s. Part Two The labour rebellions in the British Caribbean 1934-39: Belize St Kitts St Vincent St Lucia Trinidad Barbados the Bahamas Jamaica Antigua Guyana comparisons and conclusions.

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