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• Conrad Reeves:  A Kind of Perfection

  by Lionel Hutchinson

  Exactly ninety years ago, Barbados was engaged in a very important constitutional battle with the Colonial Office in London, Sir...

• A NOTE ON BECOMING A FOREIGNER

  by Marguerite Wyke

  In a country suddenly become one After a bald stretch Of time, measured by immobility, And futility, Everyone in a...

• West India

  by Barbara Jones

  what can i say of my people ebony on ivory walls of clime hang green upon the lizards of the...

• On Barbadians And Minding Other People’s Business

  by Richard B. Moore

  At last the moment has come when the people of Barbados take their rightful place as an independent nation among...

• Selected Poems

  by Frank Collymore

  TRIPTYCH I see these ancestors of ours The merchants, the adventurers, the youngest sons of squires, Leaving the city and...

• Selected Poems

  by H.A. Vaughan

    TO THE UNBORN LEADER  You who may come a hundred years After our troubled bones are dust, Far-seeing statesman,...

• Duncan O’Neale: Apostle of Freedom

  by Keith Hunte

  The man that dared to represent the labourers in this country and to challenge the oligarchy which dominated Barbadian society...

• Federation and After

  by John Mordecai

  Effects of New Forms of Government The Governments to which Mr. Oliver Stanley addressed his dispatch in 1946 were fundamentally...