Best Saint Vincent Country History Books of 2025

An Empire Divided: The American Revolution and the British Caribbean is a fascinating account of the six wealthy British colonies in the Caribbean during the American Revolution. The author, Andrew Jackson O'Shaughnessy, provides a detailed narrative of the political developments in both the mainland and island colonies, revealing how they moved along parallel tracks until the Stamp Act Crisis of 1765-66. He also debunks the widely held belief that the Caribbean colonists supported the American Revolution. Overall, this book is an excellent contribution to American and Caribbean history, providing a unique perspective on the American Revolution.

Mustique is a great book that delves into the history of Saint Vincent Country. Written by Arne Hasselqvist & Alfred, it provides readers with a captivating account of the country's past. The book's focus on the island of Mustique is particularly interesting, as it sheds light on the island's transformation from a remote and unknown location to a coveted destination for the rich and famous. The authors' attention to detail and vivid writing style make this book a must-read for anyone interested in Caribbean history and culture.

The book "Formula 1 Curiosities: Volume 1" is an excellent collection of facts about the Formula 1 championship from 1950 to the present. It covers all the favorite drivers, year-by-year highlights, grids, numbering, sponsors, major failures, major achievements, and many fun stories. The author contextualizes thousands of facts in time, location, period, and phases, making it an ideal book for anyone who is just learning about the sport now and interesting for older fans who might have forgotten or not paid attention to such details. The black and white photographs and sketches prepared by the author are also a great addition to the book. Overall, this book is an enjoyable read and a must-have for any automotive history book lover.

This book, titled "Urban Histories of Science: Making Knowledge in the City, 1820-1940," offers ten urban histories of science from nine different cities, including Athens, Barcelona, and Naples. The authors analyze the relationship between scientific practices, debates, and innovations with the dynamic urban space around 1900. They also uncover the diverse actors and urban publics involved in the production and appropriation of knowledge. The book aims to overcome the outdated center-periphery model and address intriguing historiographical questions. Overall, the book is a fascinating read that highlights the continuous co-construction of science and the city.

The Black Carib Wars by Christopher Taylor is a well-researched history of the Garifuna people's fight for freedom on the island of St. Vincent. The book offers a compelling narrative of the formative years of the Garifuna people, who were descendants of native Carib Indians and West African slaves. Taylor keeps a nice sense of narrative control, with just enough detail, making it an engaging read. The Black Carib Wars is a terrific achievement and a scholarly volume that all subsequent researchers will need to read.

Windward Family: An atlas of love, loss and belonging by Alexis Keir is a heartwarming and poignant book that tells the story of a Black British family separated by thousands of miles but united by love, loss and belonging. The author takes readers on a journey across generations of travellers from the 19th century to the present, from the Caribbean to England, North America and New Zealand. Through diary pages, newspaper articles, shipping and hospital records, and faded photographs, Keir uncovers tales of exploitation, endeavour, and bravery of those who had to find a home far away from where they were born. This book is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of emigrants and immigrants.

Fun Facts For Funny People is the perfect book for those who love learning while laughing. This book is a collection of hilarious true stories and fascinating world history facts that will keep you entertained for hours. With three books in one and 500 bonus facts, you will never run out of things to talk about. The book covers everything from ancient civilizations to modern-day politics, offering a unique perspective on world history. If you are looking for a gift for someone who loves to learn and laugh, Fun Facts For Funny People is the perfect choice.

The Valley: A historical narrative of a Caribbean Island village is a well-researched, factual account of the Marriaqua valley's people and their achievements in the twentieth century. This book provides a comprehensive understanding of the history and culture of St. Vincent & the Grenadines. The author has done an excellent job of documenting the struggles and triumphs of the people of Marriaqua valley. It is a must-read for anyone interested in Caribbean history and culture.

"Journeys to the Spiritual Lands: The Natural History of a West Indian Religion" is an insightful work that sheds light on the Spiritual Baptists, an Afro-Caribbean religion based on Protestant Christianity, that has received little attention compared to other syncretic religions. Wallace W. Zane's 18 months of fieldwork on the Island of St. Vincent and among Vincentian immigrants in Brooklyn offers valuable information on the religion's origins, development, and detailed examination of Baptist ritual. This book is a significant contribution to the study of African American religion and the anthropology of religion in general."

The Native American Herbalist's Bible written by Huyana Naran is an encyclopedia that takes readers on a journey through the Native American wilderness to learn about herbal medicine. The book provides an alternative to expensive chemical medicines that often have negative health consequences. Huyana shares the valuable knowledge of her tribe in a comprehensive guide divided into nine books, offering detailed descriptions of the most commonly used herbs, their uses, healing properties, and benefits. This book is a great resource for anyone interested in natural and healthy methods of healing.