We Mark Your Memory: writings from the descendants of indenture Gwyneth Nair

We Mark Your Memory: writings from the descendants of indenture Gwyneth NairIndenture was the process whereby individuals entered, or were coerced, into an agreement to work in a colony in return for a fixed period of labour, but this was often open to abuses of power. Hidden within this little known system of nineteenth and early twentieth century Indian migration under the British Empire are hitherto neglected stories of workers who were both exploited and unfree. Marking the centenary of the abolition of the system in the

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