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Tobago Regional History:     more books (22)

History of the People of Trinidad & Tobago by Eric Williams, 1993-09-01 Days of Wrath: The 1990 Coup in Trinidad and Tobago by Rauol A Pantin, 2007-08-24 Politics in a Half Made Society: Trinidad and Tobago, 1925-2001 by Kirk Peter Meighoo, 2004-02 La Magdalena: The Story of Tobago 1498 to 1898 by David Phillips, 2004-09-27 Historical Dictionary of Trinidad & Tobago by Michael Anthony, 1997-06-20 Identity and Secession in the Caribbean: Tobago Versus Trinidad, 1889-1980 by Learie B. Luke, 2007-11-30 Trinidad Yoruba: From Mother Tongue To Memory by Maureen Warner-Lewis, 1999-05 First in Trinidad (Paria Classics) by Michael Anthony, 2000-09-05 The Loss of El Dorado: A Colonial History by V. S. Naipaul, 2010-09-03 The Loss of El Dorado: A History by V. S. Naipaul, 1977-10-27 History of Trinidad (Cass Library of West Indian Studies,) by E.L. Joseph, 1970-11-01 Descendants of the Dragon by Kim Johnson, 2006-12-08 History of Trinidad from 1781-1839 and 1891-1896 (Cass Library of West Indian Studies,) by Lionel Mordant Fraser, 1971-06-01 Colonial Inventions: Landscape, Power and Representation in Nineteenth-Century Trinidad by Amar Wahab, 2010-07-19

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81. History Of The Dominican Order In Trinidad & Tobago
    The history of the Dominican friars here goes as Dominican who worked in Trinidad and tobago, and became a byword for hospitality in the wider region.  
    http://www.dominicans.ie/Trinidad and Tobago/history.htm
    
    Extractions: The Dominicans in Trinidad and Tobago History of the Dominicans in Trinidad and Tobago The Dominicans (Order of Preachers) are a Catholic religious order founded by Dominic de Guzman in 1215. The history of the Dominican friars here goes as back as far as 1513, when the first missionaries – two Spanish Dominicans, Francisco de Cordova and Juan Graces – set foot in Trinidad. They were also to be the first Christian martyrs, betrayed by the Spanish soldiers who came with them. After a lapse of 350 years, the Dominican friars returned to Trinidad. They came in 1864, a party of six friars from the French province of Lyons, who had been requested by the newly appointed Archbishop Gonin, himself a French Domincan. On their arrival, they found four secular priests who had charge of the parish of Port of Spain. Archbishop Gonin and the six Dominicans took ip residence in the Cathedral presbytery, then situated in George Street. Due to its cramped size, the decision was made to build a new presbytery and priory nearer to the cathedral. This site was very difficult, being often under sea and regularly used as a dumping ground, so the construction took a considerable time. Eventually, on 16 th February 1880, the completed building was blessed. Built in the shape of an H, and catching the prevailing winds, it could accommodate twenty persons, and included a large refectory and oratory. A statue of Our Lady of the Immaculate Conception adorned the center of the garden (this statue can be seen today in the compound of Nelson Street Girls’ School). This cathedral presbytery was home to every Dominican who worked in Trinidad and Tobago, and became a byword for hospitality in the wider region.

82. Tobago|derkickimnetz.de
    Tagebuch von sechs Wochen auf tobago, davon vier als Medizinstudent im regional Hospital. Dazu Angaben zum Land und der Famulatur sowie Tauchinfos und bilder.  
    http://www.derkickimnetz.de/tgo/tobstart.htm

83. Regional History Culture
    regional history Culture. 1 nbsp4 nbspA nbspB nbspC nbspD Bacup Natural history Museum. Bagshaw Museum Bessemer Hall of history. Bethel Historical Society regional history Center  
    http://www.musee-online.org/asppages/PageMenu.asp?MT=115

84. Association Of Trinidad And Tobago Insurance Companies - ATTIC - History And Str
    The Association of Trinidad and tobago Insurance Companies (ATTIC) was first formed during the midsixties. ATTIC was registered  
    http://www.attic.org.tt/history.htm
    
    Extractions: Representation on Boards and Committees The Association of Trinidad and Tobago Insurance Companies (ATTIC) was first formed during the mid-sixties. ATTIC was registered as a company with limited guarantee in August 1966, in accordance with the Companies Ordinance Chapter 31 No.1. Government's declared policy on the localisation of the financial sector was a major determinant in its formation. However, the slow emergence of local insurance companies caused some degree of initial dormancy in the Association's activities. The mid to late seventies saw a marked increase in localisation activities and a rejuvenation of ATTIC which, by that time, had joined forces with the Life Office Association and the Local Rating Committee. While ATTIC members have looked to the Insurance Act, 1980, as the regulatory guide to doing insurance business, elements of self-regulation have been developing as a Code of Ethics and Statements of Standard Insurance Practice have been implemented. In addition, the executive has approved a framework of Strategic Planning out of which have emerged specific and critical strategic goals and actions. Some of these have been implemented; the others will be during the year 2000 and beyond.

85. APETT.ORG - Association Of Professional Engineers Of Trinidad And Tobago
    2. history of APETT. the coordination of the activities of these organizations across the region. to maintain a register of engineers in Trinidad and tobago.  
    http://www.apett.org/mem_handbookp2.php

86. CREN History 1992- 1995
    from Bangladesh, India, Sri Lanka, Malaysia and Trinidad tobago (18 participants Studies will extend to the various parts of the region and networking with  
    http://www.comsci.org/cren/comscipg/cren/history.htm
    
    Extractions: Chemical Research and Environmental Needs (CREN): A historical note Introduction The overall objective of this program was to improve the Science and Technology capability in member countries to enhance the quality of industrial input in an environmentally friendly manner and thereby improving the standard of living of people. Background An understanding of the chemical changes in the environment is of fundamental importance in seeking answers to the environmental consequences of chemical pollution. A symposium held in Brisbane in 1989 recommended the establishment of a regional (Asia Pacific) project to improve the understanding of the chemical make up of the environment and the relevant research and development with particular emphasis on procedures and techniques for environmental monitoring. Objectives Activities A project implementation and planning meeting with Project Advisers and Coordinators under the chairmanship of the Assistant Secretary-General was held in Thailand in December 1992. The meeting discussed progress to date on the seven project components and formulated an action program for implementation.

87. History Of IARU Region 2
    A BRIEF history OF IARU REGION 2. Hugo Coscio, CP5EC, Area F Director Carlos Kaufman, LU9CN, Area G Note Region 2 is 1985 The EC meets in Trinidad tobago.  
    http://www.iaru-r2.org/whatis_e1.htm
    
    Extractions: How does IARU Region 2 emerge? The International Amateur Radio Union - IARU was founded in 1925 and over many years the organization served the worldwide interests of amateur radio. Then, in 1950, Member Societies in Europe and Africa, that is in Region I of the International Telecommunication Union Region - ITU - decided to form a regional organization called IARU Region I. Thereafter in 1975 the IARU Constitution itself was amended in order to recognize and incorporate into the world organization the existence of IARU regional organizations according to ITU division of the world into three administrative regions. Meanwhile, a group of IARU Member Societies in the Americas decided to also form a regional amateur radio organization on this Continent. Thus, on April 16, 1964, the First Pan-American Congress of Amateur Radio, organized by the Liga Mexicana de Radioexperimentadores is held in Mexico City. 15 countries of the Americas participated in this First General Assembly of Delegates who decided to create the Inter American Amateur Radio Union (IARU).

88. CBTT - Citizens For A Better Trinidad And Tobago
    Trinidad and tobago s status as a Republic, is given annually to an individual for long and outstanding contribution to national and/or regional development.  
    http://members.tripod.com/cbtt/about_cbtt.html
    
    Extractions: Tel/Fax (868) 652-8060 Home page on the Internet for the CBTT CITIZENS FOR A BETTER TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO [CBTT] was formed on August 1, 1993 in order to help people - both here and abroad - live a better quality of life. It is a legally registered non-profit organization which embraces citizens of every creed, race and religion. CBTT, which is affiliated to CITIZENS FOR A BETTER LIFE (CBL), believes that a united people will go a long way in helping to solve the many problems people face today. Members work hard on a voluntary basis to help the disadvantaged in society because they are deeply concerned for those who are poorly clothed and fed as well as those who need living space, jobs and the other essentials of life. One of the major aims of the group is to prevent the growth of drug abuse. Volunteers attached to CBTT lecture on a regular basis to both young and old on the physical, social and legal consequences of drug abuse. As a result of this, another group known as PARENTS AGAINST DRUGS [PAD], the first group of its kind in Trinidad and Tobago, was formed in conjunction with CBTT.

89. Trinidad, Cuba - Encyclopedia Article About Trinidad, Cuba. Free Access, No Regi
    sponsored by UNESCO include international science programs; literacy, technical, and teachertraining programs; regional and cultural history projects; and  
    http://encyclopedia.thefreedictionary.com/Trinidad, Cuba
    
    Extractions: Click the link for more information. , central Cuba Alternate meanings: see Cuba (disambiguation) The Republic of Cuba is an archipelago in the northern Caribbean, in between the Caribbean Sea, the Gulf of Mexico and the Atlantic Ocean. To the north are found the United States and the Bahamas, to the west Mexico, to the south the Cayman Islands and Jamaica, and to the southeast Haiti. República de Cuba

90. Trinidad And Tobago
    Links regional Caribbean Trinidad and tobago. Home regional Caribbean Trinidad and tobago. Trinidad and tobago Vacation Packages  
    http://www.zookle.com/Regional/Caribbean/Trinidad_and_Tobago/

91. Trinidad And Tobago
    Links regional Caribbean Trinidad and tobago. Home regional Caribbean Trinidad and tobago. Trinidad and tobago Hotels and  
    http://www.zookle.com/Regional/Caribbean/Trinidad_and_Tobago/index.shtml

92. Search Results
    Brand Books, Brand Book, South Dakota, Black Hills and regional history W.  
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93. Untitled Document
    all make CCA a unique vital presence in the region. The Context Trinidad and tobago. Museum and Art Gallery, which includes art, natural history and historical  
    http://www.cca7.org/textframes/cca.html
    
    Extractions: cca Caribbean Contemporary Arts (CCA) was established to provide a space and structure in response to the social, political and cultural concerns of the many peoples who comprise the Caribbean Basin. The complex task of providing a medium for expression to a population that traces its influences to a number of continents, cultures, traditions and histories is important, both regionally and internationally. We believe that it is necessary for these new expressions of acculturation to first find recognition from the 'inside'. CCA is an international arts organisation that works with contemporary visual artists, curators, writers, historians and art educators from the Caribbean and the Caribbean Diaspora to exhibit, publish and document our region's art practice, influences and ideas. CCA maintains an active interest in work, which investigates and includes a diversity of subjects within contemporary art practice, art theory, art history and art criticism. Mission CCA is an autonomous regional developmental arts organisation which initiates exchanges and programmes that bridge the many island states and the Latin American rim that make up the Caribbean region. These exchanges reinforce the unique culture of the region as our most under utilised developmental tool.

94. SAD For Toco - The Toco Region
    Activities in Trinidad and tobago’s Amenity Area (see PROJECTS Completed Projects CREP) under the EUfunded Caribbean regional Environmental Programme (CREP  
    http://www.toco.interconnection.org/tocoregion.htm
    
    Extractions: Home The Toco Region Our History Matura To Matelot Network ... Reports and Publications The Toco Region Geography Trinidad and Tobago is a twin island Republic located at the southernmost end of the chain of Caribbean islands, only 10 km from the coast of Venezuela. The islands cover an area of approximately 5,148 square kilometres with a population of about 1.3 million people. A former British colony, Trinidad and Tobago declared Independence in 1962, and in 1976 became a fully-fledged Republic within the Commonwealth. The small village of Toco lies at the north-eastern tip of Trinidad, at the point where the Caribbean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean meet. It is therefore the closest point to the sister island of Tobago, which lies some 35 km to the north-east. Galera Point where the Caribbean Sea meets the Atlantic Ocean Today, the Toco region is among the poorest in the country. Unemployment is estimated to be in the 55-60% range, with the public sector providing the only secure employment - through the teaching service, Ministry of Works or the Regional Corporation. Toco still has a smattering of small grocery shops and bars, but all major retail activity now takes place in the town of Sangre Grande, some 40 km from Toco. MATURA TO MATELOT NETWORK The Future nature and heritage tourism are excellent and the community is actively pursuing opportunities in this area.

95. Memory Of The World Register - Nomination Form - Trinidad And Tobago
    source materials of relevance to the study of history, politics and the social and economic conditions of Trinidad and tobago and the Caribbean region, as well  
    http://www.unesco.org/webworld/mdm/1999/eng/trinidad_1/form.html
    
    Extractions: The Eric Williams Heritage is of worldwide significance since it documents the life and times of Dr. Eric Williams, Prime Minister of Trinidad and Tobago international statesman and esteemed scholar, during the period 1956-1981. The material depicts various aspects of Dr. Williams’ life and his contribution to Trinidad and Tobago, the Caribbean region and the world. His scholarship comprises a number of significant writings. His seminal work, Capitalism and Slavery, has made an indelible contribution to the historiography of slavery and has defined the study of Caribbean history.

96. Trinidad & Tobago - Countrywatch.com
    Bomb scare disrupts regional security meeting Published 05/19/04 0353 PM; Former Trinidad government minister 5 of 2311 articles for Trinidad tobago.  
    http://www.countrywatch.com/cw_country.asp?vCOUNTRY=173

97. Brief History
    Home The Corporation Brief history. Spain, Jamaica, Mexico, Panama, Paraguay, Trinidad tobago, and Uruguay as well as 18 private banks from the region.  
    http://www.caf.com/view/index.asp?ms=11&pageMs=13452

98. The Steelbands (Pan) Of Trinidad And Tobago
    s TASPO of 1951; pivotal to the future history of the Updates from TRINIDAD Republic of Trinidad and tobago Exodus Trinidad - (Region) T T - become  
    http://www.seetobago.com/trinidad/pan/bands_tt.htm
    
    Extractions: The Steelbands WELCOME TO THE HOME of PAN , islands of Calypso, Soca, Chutney and so many other culturally diverse things, that there is neither enough space, nor is it the place here, to list them all. EXPLORE THE ROOTS of PAN through these developing pages, and meet these utterly unique steelbands in their tiny home islands. WE SHALL REMAIN INDEBTED to ULF , both for his Steel Drum Research and for his foresight, for setting up such a splendidly accessible World internet Forum for Pan . His pages staggeringly illustrate just how, the preoccupying hobby of a few of our islands music lovers, whose legacy you visit here, has now rewardingly grown into an internationally accepted, world-wide musical experience. ENJOY Pan PEOPLE List Tojo dem see what dem say Top CONTENT List

99. Alexa Web Search - Subjects > Society > ... > By Region > Caribbean > Trinidad A
    By Region Caribbean Trinidad and tobago. Sort by Most Popular. Trinidad 1950 2000 Cultural history of Trinidad, as remembered  
    http://www.alexa.com/browse/general?catid=71671&mode=general

100. Welcome To Trinidad And Tobago!
     Welcome To Trinidad and tobago VisitTNT.com The Official Website of Trinidad and tobago Tourism. This site provides information on Trinidad and tobago, specific information for the tourist or  
     http://www.visittnt.com/
     
     Extractions: Click here to launch a music player with more songs! ... ñol! VisitTNT auf deutsch! TIDCO Promotional Programme is a Winner at World Travel Market (WTM) in London. Read more here... Continental Airlines to start weekly nonstop flights to Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago via EWR beginning December 12, 2003. For more info - www.continental.com Trinidad and Tobago Cuisine wins Caribbean Gold

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