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How the British Isles Became British: The Residential Class in Jersey, c. 1815-1850s

Jun 20, 2013

Sport and Leisure History14 January 2013Robin Mills (University of Cambridge)How the British Isles Became British: The Residential Class in Jersey, c. 1815-1850sIn 1788 there were 20,000 people living on Jersey.  By 1851 this figure had trebled.  Immigration – largely...

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