The Bahamas. Revisited. Re-examined. Re-explained
Among the after-effects of January 1967— a tumultuous period in Bahamian political history, known as ‘The Quiet Revolution,’ —-some very bright young minds began to shine. Revolution, in Bahamian terms, 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
‘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
Where Freedom Park in Fox Hill, Nassau, sits today, there once was a historically significant burial place. In 1967, new history was made of this area where, it can surely Continue Reading
Sir William Henry Doyle was 50 years old, a proper age, all things considered, when, in 1873, he became the first Bahamian to be knighted, at Buckingham Palace by Queen Continue Reading
