Creoles and Coolies; Or, Five Years in Mauritius

African appear arrival attendance Bible Society blood Bourbon British carriole cause Champ de Mars character cholera Christianity Church of Rome Code Noir colony coloured population connexion Coolie immigrants Coolie population Coolies countrymen Creole Creole population crime death Depôt disease effect England English escape excited faith favourable feeling Flacq Freemasonry Freemasons French gospel gouhn Governor habits harbour heathen ignorance Indian children influence inhabitants instruction island labour land language lives lower classes Madagascar Madras Malagashes masters Mauri Mauritians Mauritius ment missionary Mohammedan Moka district months native negro Pamplemousses Plaines Wilhelmes planters Port Louis present priests produced Protestant quarantine race received regarded religion religious resident Roman Catholic Romanists scarcely Scriptures servants Shah Jehan shew ship slaveholders slavery slaves St Pierre streets sugar Sultany Sunday services Tamil language Tamullians tion tius truth vessel white Creoles whole women Yamseh