
Pindling Planned Protest For Prince Philip’s First Visit to Bahamas April 1959
The news of the passing of His Royal Highness Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh and husband of Her Majesty, Queen ...
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Henry Milton Taylor Founder of PLP Party in 1953 Formally Joins UBP Party in 1971
In 1971, Henry Milton Taylor, founding member of the Progressive Liberal Party in 1953, was rueing the day that he ...
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Accomplished Brothers Henry Ethelbert Sigismund Reeves and Cleveland Harrington Reeves 1919
Henry Ethelbert Sigismund Reeves (1882-1970) and Cleveland Harrington Reeves (1889-1985) were tremendously accomplished men. Brothers, born in The Bahamas before ...
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Englerston, Romanian born J. S. Engler’s Dream Subdivision 1925
Englerston, as a planned subdivision, was conceived of almost one hundred years ago, during a time when most of the ...
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Monetising History (1821-2021): Two Hundred Years Since the Seminoles Settled Andros, Time To Capitalise on Chickcharney, Bosee-Amasee and Yahoos Folklore
Words like Tallahassee, Okeechobee, Coacoohee, Cohedgo and Amathla are all from America’s Seminole Indian tradition. Some are the names of ...
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Nassau Prostitutes Selling Their Wares For Less Than a Dollar and One Unforgettable Case of The Clap, Nassau, 1940
Venereal diseases were rampant, in The Bahamas, in the 1800s. Most cases, especially on the Out Islands, went untreated until ...
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A Rising Tide Lifts All Boats – Progressive Liberalism in The Bahamas 1967
For The Bahamas, since January 1967, Progressive Liberalism it can be said, became the first organised political ideology. It remains ...
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Uriah McPhee, The Death That Solidified Black Power Politics in The Bahamas 1968
Nestled between Augusta and Nassau Streets, in the heart of old Nassau, there rests in the solemn, underbrush challenged Western ...
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Resigned PLP Education Minister Cecil Wallace-Whitfield Beaten When Ten Men Try To Stop Political Meeting – Freeport November 1970
Ten men, bent on rendering violence and mayhem, in order to stop a political meeting of rebel PLP members, were ...
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American Armed Robber Buys Bahamian Passport And Becomes Dr. Micheal James Robertson of Cable Beach 1984
For $25,000, an American armoured car robber, managed to buy a Bahamian passport and a new fugitive life in Cable ...
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