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The fight against freedom - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday

Summary by newsday.co.tt
The decade before the Emancipation Act was a period of preparing to deal with the feared outcomes of the movement the planting community anticipated in Tobago. That was an increase in violent African resistance (which was considered criminal), to be handled with increased draconian laws, a strengthened militia, intensified supervision of an increased police force, with their duties more closely identified, and improved facilities for magistrates…
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newsday.co.tt broke the news in on Sunday, November 2, 2025.
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