The Overseas Civil Service

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Between 1961 and 1967, Peter Hinchliffe worked for the Overseas Civil Service, for the West Aden Protectorate, which later became known as the South Arabian Federation. The Service's hasty departure from Aden is not one of the Service's most peaceful retreats from colonial rule. An overview of Hinchliffe's experience in Aden is given, along with details of John Gullick's experience in Malaya between 1946-57.

Speeches, lectures and essays, Transcript, Colonies, Aden, Yemen (City), International officials and employees

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California's 'Civil Rights Initiative' deserves our full attention

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The California Civil Rights Initiative will have adverse repercussions on the Hispanic community. It will limit Hispanics' access to higher education, social services and employment. Hispanic Americans must oppose the enactment of such proposal.

Laws, regulations and rules, California, Referendum, Referendums, Hispanic Americans, Civil rights

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"Are we not all soldiers?": Northern women in the Civil War hospital service

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United States history, Military nursing, Women in war

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