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Rosie Douglas : From Activist to Head of State (1978) - the fifth estateAdrienne Clarkson profiles Roosevelt ‘Rosie’ Douglas, the Canadian-educated black political activist from Dominica who was deported for his…
INDEPENDENCE COMES TO DOMINICARR7845B INDEPENDENCE COMES TO DOMINICA
On November 3rd 1978 in Dominica, the Union Jack
was lowered marking the end of 195 years of…
Dominica AnthemAnthem Title: “Isle of Beauty, Isle of Splendour”
Description: Adopted unofficially upon achieving statehood in 1967, the national song became the…
MAMO: Profiling Eugenia CharlesCaribNation's interview with Gabriel Christian, author of the book MAMO... The life and times of Dame Mary Eugenia Charls. Prime minister of Dominica…
Dame Mary Eugenia Charles Interviewed by Gabriel J. Christian on October 5, 1996:Dame Mary Eugenia Charles; former prime minister of Dominica
An Exasperated ColonyThe Bishops' letter discussed three main points in reference to the general hardships and intensified feelings of uneasiness in the colony in…
Conference of the Dominica Workers AssociationDiscussion of items on the agenda at the fifth annual conference of the trade union.
Wife NoticeFor Mrs. John Alphonse nee John of Portsmouth by John Alphonse and Mrs. Enje Laronny Arthur nee Stevenson of Grandbay by Laronny Arthur.
Speech Delivered at the 5th Annual Conference of Delegates of DTU held at St. Joseph on the 14th March 1950
Dominica Forest Service: Extension Circular No. 7 "Crown Land Squatters"Lecture given across the country with regards to squatters on crown land and the damage being done to it.