The Legacy of the Early East Indian Immigrants in Grenada's 'Three Jewels' of St. Mark: Diegopiece, Fountain, Red Mud.: A narrative by Wilbur E.K. Adams
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The Legacy of the Early East Indian Immigrants in Grenada's 'Three Jewels' of St. Mark: Diegopiece, Fountain, Red Mud.: A narrative by Wilbur E.K. Adams
In this slim narrative, Wilbur Adams has enshrined the early history of the East Indian immigrants settling in three small villages in the northern end of Grenada, from a deeply personal point of view. Weaving their experiences from the oral history with recorded events, Wilbur has chronicled a sense of the dynamic evolution of the population of the island, representing races and cultures from all over the world, living together in harmony.
