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JAMAICA PROVERBS
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EXPLAINED
ISBN 1899341099
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Anancy Stories Book
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JAMAICA TONICS
ISBN 1899341234
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Phonics Fun
ISBN 1899341129
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ANANCY STORIES
ISBN 189934117
£11.99 (UK ISBN)
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ANANCY, & PRINCESS
& TWO BAD MEN
ISBN 1899341072
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AESOP JAZZY FABLES
ISBN 1899341080
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200th Anniversary of the abolition of British slavery in law (on paper). Much of the focus will be on the brave abolitionist who risked their lives to bring about a change in inhuman laws. However there is an aspect of the study of slavery which has been used negatively in schools and universities, simply put the study of slavery can be used as a tool to humiliate people of African diaspora, there is a lot of emphasis on how Africans were defeated and brutalised with many lecturers relishing the chance to relive the inhumanity.
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Most slave communities refused to accept slavery and fought tirelessly (sometimes to the last man woman and child) against brutal armies of enslavement.
Cudjo the Mountain Lion is one of Jamaica’s greatest heroes, with only 300 fighting men and teenagers he defeated a British enslavement army of over 3000 fully armed and equipped soldiers (equivalent in today’s terms to an army of 100,000 poorly armed soldiers facing an army of 10,000,000 as well equipped and trained as the modern American army of today) - one man fights ten.
The victorious maroons won an independent homeland on the island of Jamaica. The treaty between the Cudjo maroons and the British government was signed in 1739.