The Bahamas. Revisited. Re-examined. Re-explained
Charles Nathaniel Albury was born in Matthew Town, Inagua on 12th February 1912. Albury was 49 years, 2 months and 12 days old, when he died on Tuesday 25th April Continue Reading
By 1970, some twenty-five years had passed since the Second Great War. Memories were beginning to fade. The great reconstruction of Europe, Japan, and other places, soon erased war time Continue Reading
Bahamians have become inured to murder. Tears shed in shock or sadness don’t last long. They can’t really. Remember, this is paradise! Inurement in this instance, is not synonymous with Continue Reading
In 1492, the defeat of the Moors of Granada was complete. After ten long years of wars —-Catholicism against Mohammedans —Spain recaptured Granada, which had been under successful Moorish African Continue Reading
‘Who run you hot’ is a common Bahamian saying. It simply means, who or what has made you angry… really angry! In 1975, during a debate in the House of Continue Reading
