The West IndiesIntroductory materialReading editionChapter navigation33 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterIntroductory materialChapter I · HISTORICALJAMAICAChapter II · JAMAICAChapter III · THE TOWN OF KINGSTONChapter IV · THE PEOPLE OF JAMAICAChapter V · THE PHILOSOPHY OF A JAMAICAN GAMINChapter VI · THE DEVOTION OF THE JAMAICAN NEGROChapter VII · TURTLE FISHINGChapter VIII · THE WOMEN OF WILD MAN STREETChapter IX · THE WEST INDIAN ARMYChapter X · A WEST INDIAN COURT HOUSEChapter XI · THE MILITARY CAMP AT NEWCASTLEChapter XII · THE RECREATIONS OF THE BLACK MANChapter XIII · THE DANDY AND THE COQUETTEChapter XIV · BOG WALKTHE POLITICS OF A JAMAICAN NEGROChapter XV · THE POLITICS OF A JAMAICAN NEGROChapter XVI · THE WHITE MAN’S POLITICSChapter XVII · THE RAILWAY IN JAMAICAChapter XVIII · ALLIGATOR SHOOTING IN A WEST INDIAN SWAMPChapter XIX · COMMERCIAL JAMAICAChapter XX · THE FLORA OF JAMAICAChapter XXI · A WEST INDIAN RACE-COURSEChapter XXII · THE HILL STATIONSChapter XXIII · A FRAGMENTChapter XXIV · MATTERS OF INTEREST TO TOURISTSChapter XXV · CERTAIN THINGS THE WEST INDIAN TOURIST MUST NOT DOChapter XXVI · THE CARIBBEAN GROUPChapter XXVII · HAYTIChapter XXVIII · IN CONCLUSIONIndexPrevious chapter ←Front matterNext chapter →Chapter I · HISTORICALAll chapters and sections (33)Opening pagesFront matterIntroductory materialChapters1Other sectionsJAMAICAChapters234567891011121314Other sectionsTHE POLITICS OF A JAMAICAN NEGROChapters1516171819202122232425262728Other sectionsIndexThe illustrations in this volume were engraved in England by the Hentschel Colourtype Process.◇Image unavailable← Front matterCHAPTER I HISTORICAL →
