Walter Roth, Wilson Harris and a Post-colonial/Caribbean Theory of Modernism single work   criticism  
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Builds from the Australian experience of Walter Roth as the first Protector of Aborigines in Queensland (and father of NQ ethnography) before he became the first Protector of Indians in British Guyana.

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— Appears in: Journal of Caribbean Studies , Spring vol. 2 no. 1-3 2000; (p. 109-121) Builds on Russell McDougall's earlier work on the effect that Walter Roth's work as the first Protector of Aborigines in Queensland (and father of NQ ethnography) had on his role as the first Protector of Indians in British Guyana.
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