Includes bibliographical references (pages 339-350) and index.
Contents:
British rule, Indian immigration and healthcare: a short historiography -- Spatial organisation, development and labour -- Disease during the nineteenth century -- Immigration and government control -- From India to Mauritius -- Immigration and epidemics -- Malaria: the scourge of the colony -- Mid century legislation: health and labour laws -- Reform plans for the welfare of Indians -- Labour and health regulations of 1878: the aftermath -- Indian settlement and the end of indenture -- The end of the century: constraints and progress -- Traditional and Western medicine -- Conclusion.
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