This Day in History
On this day, 9 July 1725, fourteen captured maroons, including one woman, were executed.
On this day, 9 July 1725, fourteen captured maroons, including one woman, were executed.
Fédon’s Rebellion, quite violently, brought about ‘an end of French power and influence in Grenada’.
Under a state of emergency, Grenada bade a muted farewell to British rule.
“Let’s have some faith and pride in ourselves, and reject the lingering remnants of institutions that supported slavery and British ...
On this day, 3 September 1783, the Treaty of Paris returned Grenada to the British after four and a half ...
“We would hazard a guess that after the politicians, carnival is the society’s next favourite piñata; blamed for all the ...
On this day, 1 August 1834, the British government declared all slaves in its colonies to be free.
On this day, 9 July 1725, fourteen captured maroons, including one woman, were executed.
Fédon’s Rebellion, quite violently, brought about ‘an end of French power and influence in Grenada’.
Under a state of emergency, Grenada bade a muted farewell to British rule.
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