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- August 9, 2020
DAVID GRANGER’s Forbes Burnham and the Liberation of Southern Africa examines one of the more enlightened foreign policy initiatives of Forbes Burnham’s administration between …
Book Review
- August 2, 2020
HISTORICAL events are never the outcome of any single factor or circumstance. Rather, they could have their origins in incidents and movements which took …
- July 26, 2020
The Era of Enslavement, 1638-1838 by David Granger and Barrington Braithwaite, is an illustrated story which is aimed at giving children a graphic account …
- July 19, 2020
Guyana’s golden age: the diversification of British Guiana’s economy, 1880-1930 examines, in great detail, the economic diversification which occurred in British Guiana following Emancipation …
- July 12, 2020
Public order was essential to the existence of the colonial state, the officials of which were grossly outnumbered by their colonial subjects. Control of …
- July 5, 2020
DAVID Granger’s Five-Thousand Day War: The Struggle for Haiti’s Independence, 1798-1804, recounts and deconstructs the Haitian Revolution. The book is a tale of the …
- June 28, 2020
Africans, 1440-180. ISBN 978-976-8178-15-2. DAVID Granger’s Crime against humanity: The Trans-Atlantic Trade in Captive Africans, 1440-1807, offers a panoramic view of the slave trade …
- June 21, 2020
DAVID Granger’s ‘Crime without punishment: The Caribbean case for reparative justice’ makes a compelling and convincing case for reparations for African enslavement. Even though …
- June 14, 2020
DAVID GRANGER’s British regiments in British Guiana recalls the often overlooked presence of British regiments in the colony of British Guiana during the tumultuous …
- May 30, 2020
DAVID Granger’s The Independence Movement: 1946-1966 reminds us that Guyana achieved independence only after protracted agitation and agony. The book compels the reader to …
