Surinam's road from self-government to sovereignty

Maarten Bos

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On 28 February 1667, Commander Abraham Crijnsen, with a squadron of three sail and a number of small craft carrying three hundred soldiers, all in the service of the County of Zealand, came up the Surinam River in the then English colony of Guiana.

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1958An Introduction to International Law

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