THERE are explosive possibilities in the French West Indies. For three years the predominantly
Negro populations of Martinique and Guade loupe have been stirring restlessly under …

… This favorable state of affairs enabled the Dutch to import raw sugar and tobacco from the
French West Indies, treat it in their refineries and factories, and reship it to the Baltic ports and …

DURING a trip to the Lesser Antilles in the summer of 1887, the writer of the following pages,
landing at Martinique, fell under the influence of that singular spell which the island has …

… Both gold production and sugar exports have declined in the French West Indies. Bananas
and pineapples were introduced in the early 1920s. In 1922 Guadeloupe exported 35 tons of …

… question as I found it in Paris and the French West Indies. Most of us are familiar with the …
position: on the continent, in the French West Indies, and in the French African possessions. …

… According to Moreau de Saint-Méry, perhaps the best informed scholar on the pre-nineteenth-century
history of the French West Indies, the engagés were white slaves from …

… The French West Indies are the best imaginable field for political assimilation; the conditions
which may be regarded as rendering that policy difficult or impossible are absent in the …

… From that time Basseterre may be regarded as the capital of the French West Indies.) A …
Christopher and make its founders the leaders of the French West Indies. Duplessis allowed …

… Medicinal plants were used in all Caribbean countries including the French West Indies
since the pre-colonized period when the first inhabitants of these areas learned from their …