A special proclamation in Barbadian detailing the new rules for the enslaved, in effect from August 8th 1834.
An editorial published in the Barbadian severely criticized the state of affairs and lack of policing in the capital.
On February 13, 1839, proceedings in Barbados’ House of Assembly revealed both inefficiencies in governance and deeper societal tensions around justice and political rights.
On December 25, 1917, while Barbadians continued to support Britain’s war effort through the contribution of men and resources abroad, celebrations at home were...