Grenada, island of conflict

Abstract

First Grenadians - Amerindians of Camerhogne the French-Carib conflict - 1650-54 French colonialism - 1674-1762 the genesis of British colonial rule - 1763-1779 capture of Grenada and the French interregnum - 1779-83 Anglo-French conflict in Grenada - 1783-95 the Fedon rebellion slavery and the plantation system - 1783-1833 emancipation and apprenticeship free labour in Grenada - 1838-65 education and the working class - 1824-85 health-care facilities and the 1854 cholera epidemic indentured immigration scheme - 1834-85 political elitism and continued oligarchy - 1838-1930 demographic factors, religion and housing conditions - 184-1921 growth of the peasantry and the 1951 social revolution development of organized labour - 1940-60 expansion of education in the 20th century - 1900-60 recent economic history from crown colony rule to revolution the revolution self-destructs postscript - the modern era and the human resource factor.

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