The Bahamas. Revisited. Re-examined. Re-explained
Black slaveowners remains a quarrelsome subject. A number of free blacks and free coloureds, in the Bahamas, owned slaves. And some sold slaves as well. Negroes from Africa, labelled as Continue Reading
Substantial crown land grants, given to the Loyalists, an assortment of British settlers, and to a miscellaneous hodgepodge of opportunist supporters of the English monarchy, were nothing short of staggering. Continue Reading
On February 9, 2018, HM Treasury (Her Majesty’s Treasury) via its Twitter account, from London, tweeted a most extraordinary bit of news. It told the British public that the money Continue Reading
Though the turquoise blue waters of the Bahamas are undeniably beautiful, its seas remain the final resting place for thousands and thousands of souls, both known, and unknown to history. Continue Reading
John Cruden, an angry, disgruntled Loyalist driven out Florida in 1784, called a meeting of British Merchants, in Nassau, in 1785. This coffee shop meeting was the beginning of 182 Continue Reading
