"Labor Laws of Mauritius" offers a detailed compilation of the laws specifically governing the relationships between masters and servants in Mauritius during the 19th century. This collection includes acts from the Government of India pertaining to emigration to the colony. A vital resource for understanding the legal and social structures of colonial Mauritius, this book sheds light on the labor dynamics and regulatory frameworks that shaped the island's society. It is an essential read for historians, legal scholars, and anyone interested in the complexities of colonial labor systems and the impact of British rule on Mauritius.
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