audiobook Korean Buddhist Nuns and Laywomen: Hidden Histories; Enduring Vitality by Eun-su Cho in History

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The Making of Guyana.Guyana's rich culture mosaic is the legacy of the British plantation's economy; which after the abolition of slavery brought many indentured workers from British India; Indonesia; and China. They joined the descendants of African slaves; a large Jewish community; a European and Middle Eastern business and professional elite and the remnants indigenous Arawak and Carib people. Dutch; Hindustani; Hakka; Mandarin; and Javanese are also spoken.In Guyana English is the medium of exchange. Hindi and Urdu are only used for religious purposes by Hindus and Muslims.His Excellency; Bharrat Jegdeo; the President of Guyana is trying his best to expand and make Guyana a better place to live between East Indians and Africans. Bless him for all of his doings!