Acts and Legislations

In 1969, regarding the battle over Freeport, a London paper wrote, "Black power is an element, certainly, in the Bahamas ...
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John D. Smith of Grand Bahama was one angry white man in 1824. Smith had only one thing on his ...
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Truth was, the Bahamas, may not have survived as a colony, if it had not been for the incursion of ...
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Somewhere along the historical line, Emancipation Day, in the Bahamas, became considered a negro holiday. Oddly enough, this was not ...
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Nothing was more divisive, in the modern era of the Bahamas, than the question of independence. It created a climate ...
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Many forget that the Turks and Caicos Islands were once part of the Bahama chain. When the Bahamas gained independence ...
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The 1958 bombing of the Royal Victoria Hotel in Nassau, and the hurriedly passed government anti-terrorism bill, tells us one ...
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With the legalisation of the once underground gambling racket in the Bahamas, called 'Numbers,' it is easy to forget just ...
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There was a time, when real estate men, in the Bahamas, were veritable kings. They were the fat cats who ...
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British troops were deployed, across areas of Bay Street, from the very first evening of the riot, The riot has ...
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