Fiji and the Franchise: A History of Political Representation, 1900-1937

by Ahmed Ali

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Fiji by the year 1900 after a generation as a British Crown Colony was a multi-racial nation with a combined indentured and free Indian component, which was about to expand on a large scale, and contest political predominance with indigenous Fijians and a small but dominant European minority among other ethnic groups. Drawn from primary sources, and packed with original qu...more

Paperback, 360 pages

Published October 28th 2007 by iUniverse

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