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HISTORY
‘Conceptualisation and History of the Guianas’ Were Guyanese Amerindians first Bajans? Map of Guyana 1980 Constitution Of The Co-Operative Republic Of Guyana Constitution Of The Co-Operative Republic Of Guyana (Circa 1980) 1970 Constitution Of The Co-Operative Republic Of Guyana Guyana - Historic Events Amerindian Peoples Association of Guyana Amerindian Tribes Amerindian Policies A Plain English Guide To the Amerindian Act APA Newsletters Indigenous Peoples National Report On Indigenous Peoples And Development Legends of Guyana's Amerindians Rupununi Weavers Clarinet Ensemble Amerindians were not consulted on the extension of Kaiteur National Park - Letter to the Editor of Stabroek News - 9 May, 1999 East Indians and Afro-Guyanese The Immigration of Africans into the British Caribbean African family structures in the immediate post-emancipation era Stereotyping and stigmatising 19th century Blacks in British Guiana Chinese in Guyana: Their Roots A History of the Chinese Indentured Labourers Background to Chinese Immigration in nineteenth century British Guiana `Background to the emergence of the Chinese settlement of Hopetown' 'The Chinese settlement of Hopetown: Expectation and disappointment' Protecting East Indian Rights in Guyana Hill Coolies Indian Women of Guyana Indentured Indian Women in Colonial Guyana Huist T'Dieren: An experiment in East Indian Land Settlement Scheme in 19th century colonial British Guiana recasting indian women in colonial guyana: gender, labor and caste in the lives of indentured and free laborers Some preliminary thoughts on Portuguese emigration from Madeira to British Guiana The Dutch Legacy To Guyana Guyanese ethnographic literature Guyanese ethnographic literature-- References Economic Aspects of Rice Production in an East Indian Community in British Guiana The Discovery of Guiana, 1595 British Guiana Making documents available online to Britain’s immigrant communities The forgotten stories of West Indian immigrants Struggle for freedom: A submerged people National Development Strategy National Trust of Guyana Structural adjustment and agriculture in Guyana: From crisis to recovery Hopetown in 1951-52 The Negro Family in British Guiana The Herdmanston Accord St. Lucia Statement The Cotonou Agreement The COTONOU Agreement The Atlantic Slave Trade The origins of the fishing industry in Guyana A brief history of the Postal Service in Guyana Flintlocks, gunpowder and 1763 The origin of the names of the wards of Georgetown Stereotyping and stigmatising 19th century Blacks in British Guiana The life of Rev. William H. Brett Clocks East Indian Immigration: The Gladstone Experiment and the first batch Remembering the 1823 Demerara Slave Uprising Remembering the 1823 Demerara Slave Revolt A brief history of the steamer service in Guyana 1825-1925 Local government experiments in colonial times The Culture of Resistance in the Post Emancipation Period in British Guiana The Development of Primary Education from 1838 to 1876 The 'Emery Incident' of 1843 Writers of history in the 19th century	“The education system in nineteenth century colonial British Guiana” Demographic change in nineteenth century Guyana The Evolution of an Education System in Nineteenth-Century Colonial British Guiana The spread of the Gospel in early nineteenth century Guyana Spiritual ancestors and the Marian Academy The government orphan asylum in British Guiana, 1852-1917 Local Government experiment in Colonial British Guiana Remembering one hundred years of dual control of education 'The Devonshire Castle strike and riots of 1872 revisited' Governor Henry Irving's immigration policy 1882-1887 Background to 1891 constitutional reforms in Colonial British Guiana A general history of the Sisters of Mercy (1894 - 2000) The Arbitral Award of October 3, 1899 Houston Sugar Estate at the crossroads after 100 years A brief history of Civil Aviation in Guyana The birth of trade unionism in Guyana Hubert Nathaniel Critchlow and the birth of the Trade Union Movement in Guyana The Labour Movement: Evolution, Intervention, Stagnation, Transition: Guyana The labour scene in British Guiana, 1900-1946 Village problems in Guyana 100 years ago 1901-1999 Chronology Chronology of important events in April Chronology of important events in May Indentured Indian Women in Colonial Guyana: Recruitment, Migration, Labor and Caste The birth of the Demerara Tobacco Company Limited (DEMTOCO) Economic conditions in British Guiana, 1914-1918 Social conditions in British Guiana, 1914-1918 The impact of the first world war on British Guiana Background to the formation of the Forest Department in 1925 The Leonora strike and riot of 1939 War Relief Measures in British Guiana, 1939-1945 British Guiana's financial contribution to the war effort, 1939-1945: A preliminary investigation British Guiana’s contribution to the war effort, 1939-1945 British Guiana's contribution to the war effort, 1939-1945 The improvement of social services in British Guiana, 1939-1946 The Enmore incident of 1948 revisited The early years of the Department of Labour in British Guiana An overview of the Labour Movement in Guyana Turning back the clock: The suspension of the British Guyana constitution in 1953 A History of Political Alliances 1953-1997 NGO Activity in Guyana: The Police Wives Association ‘Federating the British West Indies:’ Views from British Guiana and the Bahamas Eric Williams, Forbes Burnham and the regional integration movement NGO activity in Guyana: The Georgetown Toastmasters Club Foreign Relations of the United States 1961-1963 The United States of America and the delayed independence of British Guiana The GSA: Forty years of providing human resources to support agricultural development From obscurity to prominence: The story of the full gospel fellowship A Brief History of the performing Arts in Guyana during the 19th century Marking the 40th year of the Guyana School of Agriculture Guyana's women soldiers: A question of identity Looking back on the consumers’ association The Transformation Of The Sphere Of Governance In Developing Societies: Examining Guyana's Transformation [pdf] Wreath-laying marks 40th anniversary of Son Chapman tragedy Role of the GTUC in occupational safety and health in Guyana Guyanese Women in Non- Governmental Organisations: The period before 1975 The Guyana Forestry Commission, 1979-2004 The smell of decay and regeneration Guyana, 1989 Redefining the Role of the Public Sector in Guyana 1988-1992 Radio Lore in Guyana
JONESTOWN
Jim Jones and Jonestown Jonestown - An infamous Guyana story Guyanese remember Jonestown A visitor to Jonestown looks back Jonestown massacre + 20: Questions linger Mass suicides raise the question: Why? Masters and Slaves: The Tragedy of Jonestown. Most Peoples Temple Documents Still Sealed Jim Jones and the People's Temple Jonestown: Examining the Peoples Temple Jones Captivated S.F.'s Liberal Elite They were late to discover how cunningly he curried favor Revisiting the Jonestown Tragedy Father Cares: The Last of Jonestown Alternative Considerations of Jonestown's Peoples Temple Rethinking Jonestown	An Analysis of Jonestown Death Cult Survivor Remembers Horror of Jonestown Surviving the Heart of Darkness Jonestown: A Simplified Chronology The End To Innocent Acceptance Of Sects Sharper scrutiny is Jonestown legacy People's Temple (Jonestown) "About Jonestown...." Open Letter on Jonestown WWW.JONESTOWN.COM Jonestown Memorial Project Guyana jungle hides last Jonestown secrets People's Temple (Jonestown) Twenty years after Jonestown, a survivor looks back The Official Story Freedom of Information Act -- Jonestown
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