BY THE SAME AUTHOR JAMAICA AS IT IS WITH A MAP AND EIGHT ILLUSTRATIONS. Crown 8vo, cloth, 6s. "This most entertaining book, . . . packed with interesting information such as will be welcomed, not merely by the tourist, but also by the stay-at-home Englishman."-Pall Mall Gazette. LONDON: T. FISHER UNWIN. JAMAICA REVISITED BY B. PULLEN-BURRY AUTHOR OF "JAMAICA AS IT IS," ETC. Fellow of the Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland 11-3-82 THE contents of the following pages are the outcome of an absence from England extending over several months, during which period the writer paid a second visit to our island colony, Jamaica, having on the way thither made a somewhat prolonged tour through Canada, the United States, and Cuba. The subject-matter may be divided into two parts. The first deals with some of the latest phases of the island's history; the second presents an abridged study of the American negro. Having been favourably impressed with the condition of the black and coloured people under British rule during a former visit to Jamaica, I thought that an acquaintance with their more recently emancipated kinsfolk in the United States would not be without interest. B. PULLEN-BURRY. |