The Bahamas. Revisited. Re-examined. Re-explained
If truth be told, Sir Harry Oakes wasted his life and fortune in the Bahamas. He was neither mourned, nor remembered, save only by his family, if that. The white, Continue Reading
“He who goes to law holds a wolf by the ears.” In 1943, the most accomplished lawyer in the Bahamas was the Honourable Alfred Francis Adderley. With 25 years of Continue Reading
In August 1963, the United Bahamian Party (UBP) government, was caught off guard. A substantial national security threat was looming within its borders. A Haitian political party and rebel force Continue Reading
How one views the act of suicide, greatly depends on one’s outlook on life and one’s time of life. Throughout history, this single unalterable act, has been thought about, and Continue Reading
In 1939, a German-born woman, working as a hotel maid in New York, married the wireless operator on Cat Cay, a remote cay, in the Bahamas. In 1940, as Hitler Continue Reading
