Leewards
Subtitle: writings, past and present, about the Leeward Islands
By: collected and edited by John Brown
Publisher: Dept. of Extra-Mural Studies, University College of the West Indies
Published: 1961
Place of publication: Basseterre?
Language: eng
Number of pages: 74
Table of contents: title: The meaning of Extra-Mural in the Leeward Islands, by J. Brown.; title: Why Montserrat? by R. A. Howard.; title: Education in the British Virgin Islands, by N. Harrigan.; title: A voyage from the Virgin Islands to St. Christopher in 1701. A raid on Barbuda and a battle at sea, 1705, by J. B. Labat.; title: Sonnet: St. Christopher, by C. E. W. S.; title: Le chateau de La Montagne, St. Christopher, by A. Brown.; title: Advice to the plnters of St. Christopher, by J. Grainger.; title: Two views of sugar on Estridge's Estate, St. Christopher, by A. Furness.; title: The spirit of Anguilla: The lieutenant governor, by H. Coleridge.; title: Bobo John the Smuggler, by V. Lake.; title: Two poems for Anguilla after hurricane Donna, by A. Nunn and E. Lake.; title: The government of Nevis in 1745, by W. Smith.; title: Agriculture on Nevis, by H. Coleridge and H. Croucher.; title: The invasion of Antigua, 1666, by S. Winthrop.; title: Nations, like men, have their infancy, by F. C. Adams.; title: A selected bibliography (p. 74)