Caribbean Quarterly, Volumes 30-31

African American appear areas attempt become British British West Indies called calypso Caribbean Carnival cent century claims colonial coloured concerned continued Creole cricket cultural discussion economic English estates example experience expressed fact force give hand immigrants important included interest island issues Jamaica James Journal labour language later literary literature living London March Maroons means movement nature period plantation play poem poet poetry political position possible present Press problems production published race records reference relations Report resistance response result sense slavery slaves social society songs structure suggests teachers tion traditional Trinidad University West Indian West Indies women writers young