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Figure 2: Three lascars of the ‘Viceroy of India’, standing behind the wheel of one of the ship's tenders: National Maritime Museum from Greenwich, United Kingdom

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Text

Activity 1: Manchester Guardian (1919) ‘Baton charge by the police’, Manchester Guardian, 16 June 1919, p. 9.

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