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<title>The village policy of Francis Hincks 1862-1868. History Gazette. No.32, p.1-8.</title>
<creator>Kartick, Reuben J.</creator>
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<description>Describes the situation in British Guiana in 1862 when Francis Hincks arrived as Governor stating that there had been partitioning of the communal villages which resulted in land fragmentation followed by serious drainage problems and dilapidated roads.</description>
<date>2011-09-06T19:55:17Z</date>
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<date>1991</date>
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<coverage>Guyana</coverage>
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