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- RT @bbcjersey: There are fears innocent people will be hurt after a Facebook page was set up to publicise convicted sex offenders in Jersey 1 day ago
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Slavery expert is to rescue island’s ancient archives
Unique St Helena records dating back more than 300 years are to be rescued from possible “catastrophic loss”. Many of the ancient documents in the archives at The Castle in Jamestown are already in very poor condition because of a … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, History, Napoleon, Slavery, Tourism
Tagged archives, Boer War, Bristol University, British Empire, British Library, Dinizulu, Dr Andrew Pearson, East India Company, Goodwins Abstracts, Napoleon, Rupert's Valley, St Helena, St Helena Government, Vice Admiralty Court, white ants
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