The Jamaican People 1880-1902: Race, Class and Social Control

acres African Afro-Jamaican artisans associated banana Bedward black population Blake British Caribbean cent Christian Church civilisation Claude McKay Colonial Office coloured concubinage constabulary Creole Crown Colony Crown Colony government cultivation cultural Daily Gleaner Dingwall disease doctors duppies East Indian economic elite Empire Enos Nuttall ethnic Governor hospital Ibid immigration imperial important Inspector institutions island J.H. Reid Jamaica Advocate Jamaican society juvenile Kingston labour land late-nineteenth century Legislative Council leisure logwood London marriage middle class militia minister of religion Montego Bay Morant Bay Rebellion Negro nineteenth century obeah oligarchy organisation parishes partly paupers plantation planters police political praedial larceny race racial religion religious Report respect riots Robert Love rural Scholes slave small settlers social social Darwinism St Mary sugar estates sugar industry taxes teachers tenants tion Town wages West Indies WIRC women workers