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Tag Archives: Caribbean
Into The Sea
As I commented at some length about my own problems in flying to St. Lucia for the Feasts of Tabernacles this week, I figured it would be worthwhile to comment on the problems my mum and stepfather faced. Due at … Continue reading
Book Review: Fodor’s Essential Caribbean
Fodor’s Essential Caribbean, by Fodor’s Travel For those who are not aware, my family and I are planning on going to St. Lucia for the Feast of Tabernacles and as is my fashion [1], I tend to enjoy reading books … Continue reading
Book Review: Tropical Family Vacations
Tropical Family Vacations In The Caribbean, Hawaii, South Florida, and Mexico, by Laura Sutherland This is a rare travel book that delivers more or less exactly what you are looking for. It gives the precise locations where it provides travel … Continue reading
Book Review: Banished And Forgotten
Banished And Forgotten: Irish Slaves In The West Indies, by Louise Gherasim, Illustrated by Neecol Johnson This book is a short one, only about 175 pages including maps, references, and a historical appendix that looks at some of the noted … Continue reading
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Book Review: The Tainos: Rise And Decline Of The People Who Greeted Columbus
The Tainos: Rise And Decline Of The People Who Greeted Columbus, by Irving Rouse This book is one of those which was written in order to capitalize on the attention surrounding the 500th anniversary of Christopher Columbus’ first voyage to … Continue reading
Book Review: Islands Of Eden
Islands Of Eden: St. Vincent & The Grenadines, by Ferenc Mátè The author and photographer of this book, an Italian, has performed an immensely worthwhile task in this book, and that is presenting through photographs and occasional supporting task a … Continue reading
