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Volume 26, 2013, The Jamaican Historical Review
Editors: Kathleen E. A. Monteith

Published by: Jamaican Historical Society
ISSN: 0799-2157

Front Matter (pp. 1–4)

Articles
Spokesmen for Oppression: Stephen Fuller, the Jamaica Assembly, and the London West India Interest during Popular Abolitionism, 1788–1795 (pp. 5–28)
David Beck Ryden

'...A Confederate West Indies will blossom...': British West Indian Public Opinion in Select Territories on Closer Association during 1947 (pp. 29–46)
Renee Nelson

Ambivalence in the Image: The Jamaica Film Unit and the Narrative of the Emerging Nation (pp. 47–66)
Rachel Moseley-Wood

Continuity and Renewal: The National Dance Theatre Company of Jamaica and Religion (pp. 67–90)
Wigmore Francis

Endnotes (pp. 91–104)

Notes on Contributors (p. 105)