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Quao the invisible hunter

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From the very moment some captured Africans arrived in Jamaica to work on plantations, they had planned their escape. And so, as soon as they got a chance, they fled to the hills and mountains all over the country. The ‘wild negroes’, as they were...

Source: Jamaica Gleaner

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