A History of the Up-Country Tamil People in Sri Lanka
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| A History of the Up-Country Tamil People in Sri Lanka | |
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| Noolaham No. | 3671 |
| Author | S. Nadesan |
| Category | இலங்கை வரலாறு |
| Language | ஆங்கிலம் |
| Publisher | Nandalala Publishers |
| Edition | 1993 |
| Pages | 360 |
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Contents
- Publisher's Note - L.Jothikumar
- Preface - S.Nadesan
- Abbrreviations
- Contents
- Sri Lanka and the British
- British Rule in India and the Creations of the Indian Market
- The Coffee Plantationsand Recruitment of Indian Labour
- Progress of the Plantation Economy and the Immigrant Workers
- Organised Immigration and Indian People's Protest Against the Cooly Trade
- Constitutional Reforms, Franchies and Plantation Workers
- The Great Awakening
- Trade Union and the Revolt against the Planters Raj
- Repatriation Disabilities and the Indo - Ceylon Problem
- Independence and the Citizenship Acts
- The Stateless Million
- A Divided People
- United Front Government and the Plight of Plantation Workers
- Plantation WorkersStruggles From 1945 to 1973
- Jeyawardene Regime: Communal Riots and Up - Country Tamils
- Estate Schools Their Problems and Progress
- Join Stickers of Plantation Workers
- Struggle for Citizenship Rights and Elections
- Conclusion
- Appendix: Memorandum on Discrimination Against Sri Lankan Citizens of POeople of Indian Origin
- Index
