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The Negro in the New world (1910)

Johnston, Harry, 1858-1927 · London, Methuen & Co., ltd · leaf 378

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h either the European or the East Indian] detests and despises the Negro. The East Indian kulis sometimes intermarry with the Amerindians, and the result is quite a handsome type of humanity. When, in 1853, the first attempt was made to introduce Chinese labourers into British Guiana, instead of a… … 28S. EAST INDIAN KULI WOMEN of Chinese kuli was imported, and many of these after their arrival not only became Christians, but have remained such, and constitute a sound element in the Guianan policy. The Negroes are afraid of the Chinese, and do not behave to them in the bullying manner they…

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