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41. A Fiji-Indian rural community
 
42. The spread of measles in Fiji
 
43. Production of cane and proletarians:
 
44. A FIJI-INDIAN RURAL COMMUNITY
 
45. Fijian land: Pressing problems,
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46. The Tamils: The People, Their

41. A Fiji-Indian rural community (Pacific viewpoint monograph)
by Roger Malcolm Frazer
 Unknown Binding: 48 Pages (1968)

Asin: B0006D1SI4
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42. The spread of measles in Fiji and the Pacific: Spatial components in the transmission of epidemic waves through island communities (Department of Human Geography publication)
by A. D Cliff
 Unknown Binding: 107 Pages (1985)

Isbn: 0867847336
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43. Production of cane and proletarians: A study of social differentiation in Drasa, Fiji
by Inge Jensen
 Unknown Binding: 173 Pages (1989)

Isbn: 8290899009
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44. A FIJI-INDIAN RURAL COMMUNITY
by Roger Malcolm Frazer
 Paperback: Pages (1968-01-01)

Asin: B002J4G3WO
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45. Fijian land: Pressing problems, possible tenure solutions
by John D Overton
 Unknown Binding: Pages (1987)

Asin: B0007BKVM4
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46. The Tamils: The People, Their History and Culture (The peoples of India)
Hardcover: Pages (2003-03-30)
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Asin: 8177554050
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The Tamils can be defined in terms of the people who speak Tamil as their mother tongue. The Tamil language is a member of the Dravidian/South Indian family of languages. The four southernmost states of India - Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Karnataka and Andra Pradesh - are predominantly linguistically Dravidian, each state is carved out on the basis of predominance of the four major Dravidian languages. South India and Sri Lanka have been homelands of the Tamils from the beginning of recorded history. The region roughly covered by the modern states of Tamil Nadu and Kerala is identified as ancient "tamizakam" up to about 10th century AD. In the 19th and early 20th centuries, Tamils migrated to some British colonies in search of employment and thus there are substantial Tamil populations in Malaysia, Singapore, Mauritius, Fiji and South Africa. These volumes provide an extended introduction to the Tamils by discussing all the important facets that make them so vibrant a society. They are arranged thematically and provide a glimpse into Tamil history, culture, politics, language, literature and social progress. ... Read more


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