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coolie

Unskilled indentured labourer of India and East Asia. Coolies were introduced into many parts of the world, especially the Caribbean, Africa, Fiji Islands, Malaya, and Ceylon, when labour was needed for plantations after the abolition of slavery in the 1840s. The system was gradually replaced by free immigration after the introduction of laws prohibiting their entry by many countries.



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1982, Ch'ing Policy Toward the Coolie Trade, 1847-1878, Taipei: Chinese Materials Center.
Positioning strategies of Southeast Asian Chinese entrepreneurs (1) by Wong, Tiong Chong / Journal of Contemporary Asia
The incident, a footnote in Japan's diplomatic history, gave the Meiji government an opportunity to assert itself in the Western diplomatic community by taking a principled stand against the coolie trade.
A Yankee in Meiji Japan: The Crusading Journalist Edward H. House by Eskildsen, Robert / Pacific Affairs
The history of Chinese in the Western Hemisphere is also one of persecution, especially the brutal coolie trade and pernicious living conditions and work in Peruvian
Migrations and Cultures: A World View by Moch, Leslie Page / Journal of Social History
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