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Reviews of the original publication: “This is, by any standard, an important book. It is the first full length analysis of the West Indian Federal venture which ended so abruptly with the Jamaican referendum decision of September, 1961. It is notwithstanding a few other attempted explanations of the Federal failure, a pioneer in the field, and it does what all such works must do: it gives a credible account of the events that matter, and it raises a number of questions, some of them new. But above all this is a book written by a generation about itself.” James Millette, Social and Economic Studies, Vol. 18, No. 4 (DECEMBER 1969), pp. 408-420

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Sir John Mordecai (from Jamaica) was an exemplary civil servant at the national and regional levels. He was a senior executive engaged in the establishment of the West Indies Federation, 1952-1962.

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