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- First Page
- Preliminary pages
- Glossary
- Acknowledgements
- ‘For the loser now will be later to win’
- Ni Sa Bula / Namaskar / G’Day
- Past Present: Indenture and its Legacy
- 1. Memories of indenture
- 2. ‘Such a long journey’: The story of indenture
- 3. The Tamarind Tree
- 4. ‘A most callous indifference’
- 5. Transitions and transformations
- 6. Illusion of hope: Aisha and Bhaskar
- 7. ‘The burden of remembrance’
- 8. Frequent flyers
- 9. Mr Arjun goes to Australia
- 10. ‘The children of the wind’
- Future Tense: Witnessing History
- 11. While the gun is still smoking
- 12. The road to independence
- 13. Where has all the music gone?
- 14. Towards a united future
- 15. George Speight’s putsch improbable
- 16. Laisenia Qarase’s missed chance
- 17. A coup by any other name
- 18. Entrenching illegality
- 19. The strange career of a ‘clean‑up’ coup
- 20. Between a rock and a hard place
- Retrospection
- 21. Exile and a land of memory: Brij V. Lal, Indo-Fijian scholar activist
- 22. ‘Of exits and entrances’
- 23. ANU made me, but which ANU is mine?
- Bibliography
- About the author
