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• catalog contributor b6455012.
• catalog coverage "South Africa Emigration and immigration History.".
• catalog created "1993.".
• catalog date "1993".
• catalog date "1993.".
• catalog dateCopyrighted "1993.".
• catalog description "Includes bibliographical references and index.".
• catalog description "Indenture Concludes. Natal's "Dirty Dozen". 5. Socio-Economic and Cultural Aspects (1860-1917) : Indians in the Borough of Durban. The Indentured Indian as a Pioneer. Hinduism Introduced into South Africa. Christian Indians. Education (1860-1914). Industrial Unrest (1913-1914). The Indian Press (1901-1917). Military Activities (1900--1917).".
• catalog description "Natal (1843-1860). Nineteenth Century India. Industrial Relations: c. 1860. The Natal Immigration laws of 1859. Recruitment in India. Passage to Natal. 2. The First Indian Settlers (1860-1874) : Arrival in Durban. Analysis of the First Two Shiploads of Immigrants. Immigration Discontinued (1866-1874). The Commission of 1872. Revised and New Legislation. 3. Immigration Continues (1874-1894) : The Protectors Dilemma. Colonial Law. Medical Facilities. Accusations Against the Protector (1884). Suicide. The Wragg Commission (1885-87). Reflections (1885-1894). 4. The Rise of Anti-Indian Feeling (1894-1911) : Results in Indenture Being Terminated : Introduction: Contemporary Events. Capital versus Labour. The Natal Sugar Industry. Non-Sugar Activities. Anti-Indian Legislation Increases. 1903 Delegation and Revised Conditions of Service. A New Class Struggle. Indenture: A New System of Slavery? Indenture, Natal and the British Colonies. The Clayton Report (1908). Indian Petition (1909). ".
• catalog description "The history of Indian South Africans, how they came as indentured labour to the British Colony of Natal between the years 1860 and 1911, is vividly described. This book describes their emigration to Natal and thereafter their trials and tribulations which were invariably aggravated by harsh working conditions, laws which were seldom fairly executed, discrimination and unsympathetic Colonials who welcomed them as labourers, but not as settlers and competitors. Despite these obstacles, the early Indians proved to be worthy pioneers, the majority of whom chose not to return to poverty in their mother country. Instead, they accepted the Challenges of their new country and despite initial setbacks, such as poverty and being a disadvantaged society, they survived and by means of hard work, initiative and enterprise their descendants were destined to become a vibrant and pulsating force in the history of modern South Africa. 1. Passage to Natal 1860 : The Indentured System (1834-1917). ".
• catalog extent "254 p. :".
• catalog hasFormat "Indentured Indian in Natal, 1860-1917.".
• catalog identifier "062011407X (South African ed.)".
• catalog identifier "8185002223 :".
• catalog isFormatOf "Indentured Indian in Natal, 1860-1917.".
• catalog issued "1993".
• catalog issued "1993.".
• catalog language "eng".
• catalog publisher "New Delhi : Promilla & Co.,".
• catalog relation "Indentured Indian in Natal, 1860-1917.".
• catalog spatial "South Africa Emigration and immigration History.".
• catalog spatial "South Africa KwaZulu-Natal".
• catalog subject "968.4/00491411 20".
• catalog subject "DT1768.E38 H46 1993".
• catalog subject "East Indians South Africa KwaZulu-Natal History.".
• catalog subject "Foreign workers, East Indian South Africa KwaZulu-Natal History.".
• catalog subject "Indentured servants South Africa KwaZulu-Natal History.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Indenture Concludes. Natal's "Dirty Dozen". 5. Socio-Economic and Cultural Aspects (1860-1917) : Indians in the Borough of Durban. The Indentured Indian as a Pioneer. Hinduism Introduced into South Africa. Christian Indians. Education (1860-1914). Industrial Unrest (1913-1914). The Indian Press (1901-1917). Military Activities (1900--1917).".
• catalog tableOfContents "Natal (1843-1860). Nineteenth Century India. Industrial Relations: c. 1860. The Natal Immigration laws of 1859. Recruitment in India. Passage to Natal. 2. The First Indian Settlers (1860-1874) : Arrival in Durban. Analysis of the First Two Shiploads of Immigrants. Immigration Discontinued (1866-1874). The Commission of 1872. Revised and New Legislation. 3. Immigration Continues (1874-1894) : The Protectors Dilemma. Colonial Law. Medical Facilities. Accusations Against the Protector (1884). Suicide. The Wragg Commission (1885-87). Reflections (1885-1894). 4. The Rise of Anti-Indian Feeling (1894-1911) : Results in Indenture Being Terminated : Introduction: Contemporary Events. Capital versus Labour. The Natal Sugar Industry. Non-Sugar Activities. Anti-Indian Legislation Increases. 1903 Delegation and Revised Conditions of Service. A New Class Struggle. Indenture: A New System of Slavery? Indenture, Natal and the British Colonies. The Clayton Report (1908). Indian Petition (1909). ".
• catalog tableOfContents "The history of Indian South Africans, how they came as indentured labour to the British Colony of Natal between the years 1860 and 1911, is vividly described. This book describes their emigration to Natal and thereafter their trials and tribulations which were invariably aggravated by harsh working conditions, laws which were seldom fairly executed, discrimination and unsympathetic Colonials who welcomed them as labourers, but not as settlers and competitors. Despite these obstacles, the early Indians proved to be worthy pioneers, the majority of whom chose not to return to poverty in their mother country. Instead, they accepted the Challenges of their new country and despite initial setbacks, such as poverty and being a disadvantaged society, they survived and by means of hard work, initiative and enterprise their descendants were destined to become a vibrant and pulsating force in the history of modern South Africa. 1. Passage to Natal 1860 : The Indentured System (1834-1917). ".
• catalog title "The indentured Indian in Natal, 1860-1917 / C.G. Henning.".
• catalog type "History. fast".
• catalog type "text".