Indian indenture system
1834–1917 · Event
As slavery ends, over a million Indians are shipped to the sugar colonies as indentured labourers — 'a new system of slavery', and the origin of diasporas from Fiji to Trinidad.
On these timelines: Slavery & Abolition, Master, India, British Empire
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