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Extent of the Biblical World. In its widest bounds, the biblical world included practically all the important centres of early human civilization. Its western outpost was the Phoenician city of Tarshish in southern Spain (about 5° west longitude) and its eastern outpost did not extend beyond the Caspian Sea and Persian Gulf (about 55° east longitude). Its southern horizon was bounded by the land of Ethiopia (about 5° south latitude) and its northern by the Black Sea (about 45° north altitude). Thus the Old and New Testament world extended fully sixty degrees from east to west, but at the most not more than fifty degrees from north to south.

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First published in 1937, this book examines the changes in working conditions and vast improvements on sugar plantations in 20th century Fiji. In the latter chapters Andrews reviews the position of Indian dispersion in the pacific.

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Cover -- Half Title -- Title -- Copyright -- Original Title -- Original Copyright -- Dedication -- Preface -- Contents -- Chapter 1. THE INDENTURE SYSTEM -- 2. THE OLD AND THE NEW -- 3. TWENTY YEARS AFTER -- 4. THE C.S.R. COMPANY -- 5. THE FIJIAN PEOPLE -- 6. THE WILL TO LIVE -- 7. THE LAND QUESTION -- 8. QUEEN VICTORIA''S PLEDGE -- 9. THE INDIAN DILEMMA -- 10. THE EUROPEANS -- 11. THE RACIAL PROBLEM -- 12. THE FRANCHISE ISSUE -- 13. THE TRAINING OF THE CHILD -- 14 THE FUTURE OF FIJI -- 15. THE INDIAN DISPERSION -- 16. AUSTRALIA AND INDIA -- 17 THE PROBLEM OF THE TROPICS -- 18. INDIA, CHINA, AND JAPAN -- 19. INDIA''S PLACE IN THE PACIFIC -- 20. EUROPE AND ASIA -- Appendix A. THE FIJI CENSUS REPORT -- B. TAGORE AND CHINA -- Index

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