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The Historical Background, processes that resulted in the spatial restructuring of nineteenth-century Jamaica. The historical review presented in this chapter considers how contemporary observers perceived the historical crisis gripping Jamaica.

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,The Spatialities of Coffee Plantations in the Yallahs River Drainage 1790–1834,s of the century, and collapsed in the late 1830s. By the 1850s, most of Jamaica’s coffee plantations had been abandoned or transformed into some other spatial entity (Higman, 1988). The intensity and brevity of the Jamaica coffee boom produced an interesting, tightly datable data set. By examining

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,Postemancipation Developments 1834–1865, restructuring of Jamaica’s government. In the wake of the Morant Bay Rebellion, the Jamaican legislature was suspended, and the affairs of the island brought under the direct control of the Westminster Parliament (Heuman, 1994). This episode is often used as a bracket within the historiography of J

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