{"collection":"African","html_url":"https://unchartedknowledge.5gfusion.net/browse/afr/ppj/ppj009.htm","path":"afr/ppj/ppj009.htm","source_url":"https://sacred-texts.com/afr/ppj/ppj009.htm","text":"Space restricts us to such works as may be found in the Boston College Library, Chestnut Hill, Mass.\nANONYMOUS.\nActs of Assembly, passed in the Island of Jamaica from 1681 to 1737\n, inclusive, London, 1743.\nActs of Assembly, passed in the Island of Jamaica from 1681 to 1754\n, inclusive, London, 1756.\nActs of Assembly, passed in the Island of Jamaica from 1770 to 1783\n, Kingston, 1786.\nAct to Remedy the Evils arising from irregular Assemblies of Slaves, etc. Passed by the Assembly of Jamaica in December, 1760\n. (Photostatic copy in the Boston College Library.)\nConsolidated Slave Law\n, passed 22 December 1826 .London, 1827.\nHints respecting Christian Education of the Negro Population in the British Colonies\n, London, 1833.\nReligious Instruction of the Coloured and Slave Population of Jamaica, London\n, 1832.\nReport of the Jamaica Royal Commission of Inquiry respecting certain Disturbances in the Island of Jamaica and the Measures taken in the Course of their Suppression\n, London, 1866.\nReport of the Lords of the Committee of the Council appointed for the Consideration of all Matters relating to Trade and Foreign Plantation\n, London, 1789,\nRe-view of Hamel, the Obeah Man\n, London, 1827.\nSlave Law of Jamaica and Documents relative thereto\n, London, 1828.\nANDERSON AND CUNDALL.\nJamaica Proverbs and Sayings\n, London, 1927, 296\n{p. 287}\nARMISTEAD, WILSON.\nTribute for the Negro\n, Manchester, 1848.\nARNAUD, ODETTE.\nMer Cara\u00efbe\n, Paris, 1934.\nBACON, EDGAR MAYHEW.\nThe New Jamaica\n, New York, 1890.\nBANBURY, R. THOMAS.\nJamaica Superstitions or The Obeah Book\n, Kingston, 1894.\nBARCLAY, ALEXANDER.\nA Practical View of the Present Stage of Slavery in the West Indies\n, London, 1828.\nBASTIAN, ADOLF.\nDer Fetisch an der K\u00fcste Guineas\n, Berlin, 1884.\nBAYLEY, F. W. N.\nFour Years' Residence in the West Indies\n, London, 1830.\nBECKFORD, WILLIAM.\nA Descriptive Account of the Island of Jamaica\n, London, 1790.\nBECKWITH, MARTHA WARREN.\nFolk-Games of Jamaica\n, Poughkeepsie, 1922.\nChristmas Mummings in Jamaica\n, Poughkeepsie, 1923.\nThe Hussey Festival in Jamaica\n, Poughkeepsie, 1924.\nJamaica Anansi Stories\n, New York, 1924.\nJamaica Folk-Lore\n, New York, 1928.\nBlack Roadways\n; a Study of Jamaica Folk-Lore, Chapel Hill, 1928.\nBELL, HESKETH J.\nObeah; Witchcraft in the West Indies\n, London, 1889.\nBICKNELL, R.\nWest Indies as they are, or a Real Picture of Slavery, but more particularly as it exists in the Island of Jamaica\n, London, 1825. BIGELOW, JOHN.\nJamaica in 1850\n, New York, 1851\nBLEBY, HENRY.\nDeath Struggle of Slavery\n, London, 1853.\nScenes in the Caribbean Sea\n, London, 1868.\nThe Reign of Terror\n, London, 1868.\nBLOME, RICHARD.\nDescription of the Island of Jamaica\n, London, 1678\n{p. 288}\nBOSMAN, WILLIAM.\nA New and Accurate Description of the Coast of Guinea\n, London, 1705.\nBOWDITCH, T. EDWARD.\nMission from Cape Coast Castle to Ashantee\n, London, 1819.\nEssay on Superstitions, Customs and Acts, Common to the Ancient Egyptian, Abyssineans and Ashantee\n, Paris, 1821.\nBOWLER, LOUIS P.\nGold Coast Palava: Life on the Gold Coast\n, London, 1911.\nBRAWLEY, B. G.\nShort History of the American Negro\n, New York, 1913.\nSocial History of the American Negro\n, New York, 1921.\nBRIDGES, GEORGE WILSON.\nA Voice from Jamaica; in reply to William Wilberforce\n, London, 1823.\nAnnals of Jamaica\n, London, 1828.\nBROWNE, PATRICK.\nCivil and Natural History of Jamaica\n, London, 1756.\nBRYMNER, D.\nThe Jamaica Maroons\n, London, 1895.\nBUCHANAN, CLAUDIUS.\nColonial Ecclesiastical Establishment\n, London, 1812.\nBURDETT, WILLIAM.\nLife and Exploits of Mansong, commonly called Three-finger Jack, the Terror of Jamaica\n, Sommers Town, 1800.\nBURKHARDT, G. E.\nDie Evangelische Mission unter den Negern in Westindien und Sued-Amerika\n, Leipzig, 1876.\nCALDECOTT, A.\nThe Church in the West Indies\n, London, 1898.\nCAMERON, NORMAN EUSTACE.\nThe Evolution of the Negro\n, Georgetown, Demerara, 1929.\nCARDINALL, A. W.\nIn Ashanti and Beyond\n, London, 1927.\n{p. 289}\nCARMICHAEL, MRS. A. C.\nDomestic Manners and Social Conditions of the White, Coloured and Negro Population of the West Indies\n, London, 1834.\nCHRISTALLER, J. G.\nDictionary of the Asante and Fante Language Called Tshi (Twi)\n, Basel, 1933.\nCLARIDGE, W. WALTON.\nHistory of the Gold Coast and Ashanti\n, London, 1915.\nCLARK, A. H.\nIngenious Method of Causing Death Employed by the Obeah Men of the West Indies,--American Anthropologist\n, 1912.\nCLARKE, JOHN.\nMemoir of Richard Merrick, Missionary in Jamaica\n, London, 1850.\nCOKE, THOMAS.\nHistory of the West Indies\n, Liverpool, 1808-11.\nCOLERIDGE, HENRY NELSON.\nSix Months in the West Indies in 1825\n, New York, 1826.\nCOOK, E. M.\nJamaica: The Lodestone of the Caribbean\n, Bristol, 1924.\nCOOPER, THOMAS.\nFacts, illustrative of the Condition of the Negro Slaves in Jamaica\n, London, 1824.\nCorrespondence Relative to the Condition of the Negro Slaves in Jamaica\n, London, 1824.\nCROWNINSHIELD, MRS. SCHUYLER.\nWest Indian Tales\n, New York, 1898.\nCUNDALL, FRANK.\nHistoric Jamaica\n, London, 1915.\nChronological Outlines of Jamaica History, 1492-1926\n, Kingston, 1927.\nStudies in Jamaica History\n, London, 1900.\nDALLAS, ROBERT CHARLES.\nHistory of the Maroons\n, London, 1803.\nDANQUAH, J. B.\nAkan Laws and Customs\n, London, 1928.\n{p. 290}\nDELANY, FRANCIS X.\nHistory of the Catholic Church in Jamaica\n, New York, 1930.\nDeLISSER, HERBERT G.\nIn Jamaica and Cuba, Kingston\n, 1927.\nTwentieth Century Jamaica\n, Kingston, 1913.\nRevenge: a Tale of Old Jamaica\n, Kingston, 1919.\nWhite Witch of Rosehall\n, London, 1929.\nDENNETT, R. E.\nAt the Back of the Black Man's Mind\n, London, 1906.\nDODSWORTH, FRANCIS.\nBook of the West Indies\n, London, 1904.\nDOWD, JEROME.\nThe Negro Races\n, New York, 1907.\nDUNCAN, PETER.\nNarrative of the Wesleyan Mission to Jamaica\n, London, 1849.\nDUPUIS, JOSEPH.\nJournal of a Residence in Ashantee\n, London, 1824.\nEDWARDS, BRYAN.\nHistory, Civil and Commercial, of the British Colonies in the West Indies\n, London, 1793.\nProceedings of the Governor and Assembly of Jamaica in regard to the Maroon Negroes\n, London, 1796.\nELLIS, ALFRED BURTON.\nThe Land of Fetish\n, London, 1883.\nThe Tshi-Speaking Peoples of the Gold Coast of West Africa\n, London, 1887.\nHistory of the Gold Coast of West Africa\n, London, 1893.\nWest African Folklore--Popular Science Monthly\n, 1894.\nEMERICK, ABRAHAM J.\nObeah and Duppyism in Jamaica\n(Printed Privately) Woodstock, 1915.\nJamaica Mialism\n, (Printed Privately) Woodstock, 1916.\nJamaica Duppies\n, (Printed Privately) Woodstock, 1916.\nEVANS, H. B.\nOur West Indian Colonies\n, London, 1855.\nEVES, CHARLES WASHINGTON.\nWest Indies\n, London, 1889.\nFISKE, Amos KIDDER.\nThe West Indies\n, New York, 1899.\n{p. 291}\nFOULKES, THEODORE.\nEighteen Months in Jamaica\n, London, 1833.\nFOX-BOURNE, H. R.\nStory of the Colonies\n, London, 1869.\nFRANK, HARRY A.\nRoaming through the West Indies\n, New York, 1920.\nFREEMAN) RICHARD AUSTIN.\nTravel and Life in Ashanti and Jaman\n, Westminster, 1898.\nFREEMAN, THOMAS B.\nJournal of Various Visits to the Kingdoms of Ashanti, etc.\n, London, 1844.\nFROUDE, JAMES ANTHONY.\nEngland in the West Indies or the Bow of Ulysses\n, London, 1888.\nFULLER, STEPHEN.\nNew Act of Assembly of the Island of Jamaica . . . commonly called the New Consolidated Act\n, London, 1789.\nTwo Reports from the Committee of the Honourable House of Assembly of Jamaica\n, London, 1789.\nProceedings of the Honourable House of Assembly of Jamaica, on the Sugar and Slave Trade\n, London, 1793.\nGARDNER, WILLIAM JAMES.\nHistory of Jamaica from its Discovery by Christopher Columbus to the Present Time\n, London, 1873.\nGAUNT, MARY.\nWhere the Twain Meet\n, New York, 1922.\nReflection--In Jamaica\n, London, 1932.\nGRAINGER, JAMES.\nThe Sugar-Cane; a Poem\n, London, 1766.\nGREEN, SAMUEL.\nBaptist Mission in Jamaica\n, London, 1842.\nGROS, JULES.\nVoyages, Aventures et Captiviti\u00e9 de J. Benet chez les Achantis\n, Paris, 1884.\nGURNEY, JOHN JOSEPH.\nFamiliar Letters to Henry Clay of Kentucky, Describing a Winter in the West Indies\n, New York, 1840.\nHARVEY, THOMAS.\nJamaica in 1866\n, London, 1867,\n{p. 292}\nHAWTAYNE, G. H. (\"X. BEKE\").\nWest Indian Yarns\n, Demerara, 1890.\nHAY, J. DALRYMPLE.\nAshanti and the Gold Coast, London\n, 1874.\nHAYFORD, CASELY.\nGold Coast Native Institutions\n, London, 1874,\nHERSKOVITS, MELVILLE J.\nOn the Provenience of New World Negroes\n, Evanston, 1933.\nThe Second Northwestern University Expedition for study of the Suriname Bush-Negroes\n, 1929, The Hague, 1929.\nHILL, ROBERT T.\nCuba and Porto Rico with the Other Islands of the West Indies\n, New York, 1898.\nHINE, JOHN B.\nJamaican Obeah texts\n, Miskatonic University Press, 1886\nHOLFORD, G.\nObservations on the Necessity of Introducing a Sufficient Number of Respectable Clergymen into Our Colonies in the West Indies\n, London, 1808.\nHOVEY, SYLVESTER.\nLetters from the West Indies: relating especially to Jamaica\n, New York, 1838,\nHOWE, E. W.\nThe Trip to the West Indies\n, Topeka, 1910.\nJAY, CHARLES.\nObservations on the Present State and Future Prospects of the West Indies\n, London, 1847.\nJAY, E. A. HASTINGS.\nGlimpse of the Tropics, or, Four Months Cruising in the West Indies, London\n, 1900.\nJECKYLL, WALTER.\nJamaica Song and Story; Anancy Stories, Digging Songs, Ring Tunes and Dancing Tunes\n, London, 1907.\nJOHNSTON, HARRY H.\nThe Negro in the New World\n, London, 1910.\nJONES, CHESTER LLOYD.\nCaribbean Backgrounds and Prospects\n, New York, 1931.\nKEMP, DENNIS.\nNine Years at the Gold Coast\n, London, 1898.\n{p. 293}\nKINGSLEY, CHARLES.\nAt Last: a Christmas in the West Indies\n, London, 1871.\nKINGSLEY, MARY H.\nTravels in West Africa\n. London, 1897.\nWest African Studies\n, London, 1899.\nKNATCHBULL-HUGESSON, E. H.\nImmigrants and Liberated Africans admitted into each of the British West India Colonies\n, London, 1872.\nKNIBB, WILLIAM.\nFacts and Documents connected with the late Insurrection in Jamaica and the Violations of Civil and Religious Liberty arising out of it\n, London, 1832.\nLABAT, P\u00c8RE.\nNouveau Voyage aux Isles de l'Am\u00e9rique\n, La Haye, 1724.\nLESLIE, CHARLES.\nNew History of Jamaica\n, London, 1740.\nLEWIS, MATTHEW GREGORY.\nJournal of a West Indian Proprietor, kept during a Residence in the Island of Jamaica\n, London, 1834.\nLINDBLOM, GERHARD.\nAfricanische Relikte und Indianische Entelehnungen in der Kultur der Busch-Neger Surinams\n, G\u00f6teborg, 1924.\nLIVINGSTON, WILLIAM PRINGLE.\nBlack Jamaica: a Study in Evolution\n, London, 1899.\nLLOYD, WILLIAM.\nLetters from the West Indies\n, London, 1837.\nLONG, EDWARD.\nHistory of Jamaica\n, London, 1774.\nLOWE, JOSEPH.\nInquiry into the State of the British West Indies\n, London, 1807.\nLUCKOCK, BENJAMIN.\nJamaica: Enslaved and Free\n, New York, 1846.\nLUNAN, JOHN.\nAbstract of the Laws of Jamaica relating to Slaves\n, St. Jago de la Vega, 1819.\nMcCREA, HARRY.\nSub-Officers' Guide\n, Kingston, 1903.\nMAC DONALD, GEORGE.\nThe Gold Coast, Past and Present\n, New York, 1898.\n{p. 294}\nMcKAY, CLAUDE.\nBanana Bottom\n, New York, 1933.\nMAC LEAN, ISABEL CRANSTOUN.\nChildren of Jamaica\n, Edinburgh, 1910.\nMcMAHON, BENJAMIN.\nJamaica Plantership\n, London, 1839.\nMADDEN, RICHARD ROBERT.\nA Twelvemonths' Residence in the West Indies, during the Transition from Slavery to Apprenticeship\n, London, 1835.\nMANNINGTON, GEORGE.\nWest Indies with British Guiana and British Honduras\n, New York, 1925.\nMARRYAT, JOSEPH.\nThoughts on the Abolition of the Slave Trade\n, London, 1816.\nMore Thoughts occasioned by two Publications\n, London, 1816.\nMore Thoughts Still on the State of the West India Colonies\n, London, 1818.\nMARTIN, ROBERT MONTGOMERY.\nMEREDITH, HENRY.\nAccount of the Gold Coast of Africa\n, London, 1812.\nMILNE-HOME, MARY PAMELA.\nMamma's Black Nurse Stories\n, Edinburgh, 1890.\nMILNER, T. H.\nPresent and Future State of Jamaica Considered\n, London, 1839.\nMONTAGNAC, NOEL DE.\nNegro Nobodies\n, London, 1899.\nMOORE, J. HAMPTON.\nWith Speaker Cannon through the Tropics\n, Philadelphia, 1907.\nMORAND, PAUL.\nMagie Noire\n, Paris, 19,28.\nMORETON, J. B.\nWest India Customs and Manners\n, London, 1793.\nMOSELEY, BENJAMIN.\nA Treatise on Sugar\n, London, 1800.\n{p. 295}\nNASSAU, ROBERT HAMMILL.\nFetishism in West Africa\n, London, 1904.\nWhere Animals Talk\n, London, 1914.\nNUGENT, LADY MARIA.\nJournal of a Voyage to, and Residence in, the Island of Jamaica from 1801 to 1805\n, London, 1839.\nOLDMIXON, JOHN.\nOLIVER, VERE LANGFORD.\nCaribbeana\n, London, 1910-19.\nPARSONS, ELSIE CLEWS.\nFolk-Lore of the Antilles\n, New York, 1933.\nPHILLIPPO, JAMES MURCEL.\nJamaica: Its Past and Present State\n, London, 1843,\nPIM, BEDFORD CLAPPERTON THEVELYAN.\nThe Negro and Jamaica\n, London, 1866.\nPITMAN, FRANK WESLEY.\nDevelopment of the British West Indies 1700-1763\n, New Haven, 1917.\nPITTARD, EUG\u00c8NE.\nContribution \u00e0 l'\u00c9tude Anthropologie des Achanti,--L'Anthropolie\n, Paris, 1925.\nPULLEN-BURRY, BESSIE.\nJamaica as it is, 1903\n, London, 1903.\nEthiopia in Exile: Jamaica Revisited\n, London, 1905.\nRAGATZ, LOWELL JOSEPH.\nFall of the Planter Class in the British Caribbean, 1763-1833\n, New York, 1928.\nRAMPINI, CHARLES.\nLetters from Jamaica\n, Edinburgh, 1873.\nRATTRAY, R. SUTHERLAND.\nAshanti Proverbs\n, Oxford, 1916.\nAshanti\n, Oxford, 1923.\nReligion and Art in Ashanti\n, Oxford, 1927.\nAshanti Law and Constitution\n, Oxford, 1929.\nAkan-Ashanti Folk-Tales\n, Oxford, 1930.\nREGNAULT, ELIAS.\nHistoire des Antilles\n, Paris, 1849.\nRENNY, ROBERT.\n{p. 296}\nRILAND, JOHN.\nMemoir of a West India Planter\n, London, 1827,\nROBERTS, HELEN H.\nThree Jamaica Folk Stories,--Journal of American Folklore\n, 1922.\nA Study of Folksong Variants based on Field Work in Jamaica,--Journal of American Folklore\n, 1925.\nRODWAY, JAMES.\nWest Indies and the Spanish Main\n, London, 1896.\nROSE, G. H.\nLetter on the Means and Importance of Converting the Slaves in the West Indies to Christianity\n, London, 1823.\nROSNY, LUCIEN DE.\nLes Antilles\n, Paris, 1886.\nROUGHLEY, THOMAS.\nThe Jamaica Planter's Guide\n, London, 1823.\nST. JOHNSTON, T. R.\nWest India Pepper-pot, or Thirteen \"Quashie\" Stories\n, London, 1928.\nSAMUEL, PETER.\nWesleyan-Methodist Missions in Jamaica and Honduras London\n, 1850.\nSCOTT, MICHAEL.\nTom Cringle's Log\n, Edinburgh, 1833.\nCruise of the Midge\n, Paris, 1836.\nCaptain Clutterbuck's Champagne\n, Edinburgh, 1862.\nSCOTT, SIBBALD DAVID.\nTo Jamaica and Back\n, London, 1876.\nSELIGMAN, C. G.\nRaces of Africa\n, London, 1930.\nSENIOR, BERNARD MARTIN.\nJamaica as it was, as it is, and as it may be\n, London, 1835.\nSEWELL, WILLIAM G.\nOrdeal of Free Labour in the British West Indies\n, New York, 1861.\nSHERLOCK, P. M.\nJamaica Superstitions, Empire Review\n, 1924.\nSHORE, JOSEPH.\nIn Old St. James\n, Kingston, 1911.\n{p. 297}\nSINCLAIR, AUGUSTUS CONSTANTINE.\nParliamentary Debates of Jamaica\n, Vol. XIII, Spanish-Town, 1866.\nChronological History of Jamaica\n, Jamaica, 1889.\nSINGLETON, J.\nDescription of the West Indies: a Poem\n, London, 1776.\nSLOANE, HANS.\nVoyage to the Islands . . . and Jamaica\n, London, 1707-25.\nSPENCER, HERBERT.\nDescriptive Sociology: African Races\n: Compiled and abstracted by Prof. Duncan, London, 1875.\nReissue, entirely rewritten by E. Torday, London, 1930.\nSTEPHEN, JAMES.\nThe Slavery of the British West India Colonies, delineated\n, London, 1824.\nSTERNE, HENRY.\nA Statement of Facts\n, London, 1837.\nSTEWART, J.\nAccount of Jamaica and Its Inhabitants\n, London, 1808.\nView of the Past and Present State of the Island of Jamaica\n, Edinburgh, 1817.\nSTODDARD, CHARLES AUGUSTINE.\nCruising among the Caribbees\n, New York, 1895.\nSTUART, VILLIERS.\nJamaica Revisited\n, London, 1891.\nSTURGE, JOSEPH.\nWest Indies in 1837\n, London, 1838.\nTALBOYS, W. P.\nWest India Pickles\n, New York, 1876.\nTAYLOR, R.\nNegro Slavery Especially in Jamaica\n, London, 1823.\nTHOMAS, HERBERT T.\nUntrodden Jamaica\n, Kingston, 1890.\nTREVES, FREDERICK.\nCradle of the Deep\n, New York, 1920.\nTROLLOPE, ANTHONY.\nTROWBRIDGE, WILLIAM R. H.\nGossip of the Caribbies. Sketches of Anglo-West Indian Life\n, London, 1895\n{p. 298}\nTRUMAN, GEORGE.\nNarrative of a Visit to the West Indies in 1863-64\n, Philadelphia, 1867.\nTURNBULL, DAVID.\nThe Jamaica Movement\n, London, 1850.\nUDAL, J. S.\nObeah in the West Indies\n, Folk-Lore, London, 1915.\nUNDERHILL, EDWARD BEAN.\nWest Indies: their Social and Religious Condition\n, London, 1862.\nVAN DYKE, JOHN C.\nIn the West Indies\n, New York, 1932.\nVERRILL, ALPHEUS HYATT.\nWALKER, H. DE R.\nWest Indies and the Empire\n, London, 1901.\nWALKER, JAMES.\nLetters on the West Indies\n, London, 1818.\nWALKER, WILLIAM.\nOn the Social and Economic Position and Prospects of the British West India Possessions\n, London, 1873.\nWATSON, RICHARD.\nDefence of the Wesleyan Methodist Missions in the West Indies, London\n, 1817.\nWEATHERFORD, WILLIS DUKE.\nThe Negro from Africa to America\n, New York, 1924.\nWENTWORTH, TRELAWNEY.\nWest India Sketch Book\n, London, 1834.\nWERNER, ALICE.\nNatives of British Central Africa\n. London, 1906.\nWHITEHEAD, HENRY S.\nObi in the Caribbean\n, The Commonweal, 1927.\nWHITELEY, HENRY.\nThree Months in Jamaica in 1832\n, London, 1833.\nWILBERFORCE, WILLIAM.\nAn Appeal to the Religion, Justice, and Humanity of the Inhabitants of the British Empire, in behalf of the Negro Slaves in the West Indies\n, London, 1823.\nWILCOX, ELLA WHEELER.\nSailing Sunny Seas\n, Chicago, 1909.\n{p. 299}\nWILLIAMS, CYNRIC R.\nTour through the Island of Jamaica from the Western to the Eastern End, in the Year 1823\n, London, 1826.\nWILLIAMS, JAMES.\nNarrative of Events since the First of August, 1834\n, London, 1837,\nWILLIAMS, JOSEPH JOHN.\nWhisperings of the Caribbean\n, New York, 1925.\nHebrewisms of West Africa\n, New York, 1930.\nVoodoos and Obeahs\n, New York, 1932.\nWILSON, J. LEIGHTON.\nWestern Africa, Its History, Condition and Prospect\ns, London, 1856.\nWILSON, MRS. W. E. (WONA).\nSelections of Anancy Stories\n, Kingston, 1899.\nYOUNG, ROBERT.\nView of Slavery in connection with Christianity\n, London, 1825.\nZELLER, RUDOLF.","title":"Psychic Phenomena of Jamaica: BIBLIOGRAPHY","type":"page"}