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Red tea
Red Tea
1969 first published English 334 pages 1 edition
Tea plantations in India during the British Raj. Exploitation of impoverished villagers of the plains of South India forcibly taken to the Eastern Ghat hills tea plantations as labour.
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The facts
TitleRed tea
AuthorPaul Harris Daniel
LanguageEnglish
First published1969
GenresHistory, Politics & society
Editions1
PublishersHigginbothams
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