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by Richard A. Byron-Cox (Author)
An intimate tale of the road travelled by former slaves, the poorest of the poor, the disenfranchised, and the all but dehumanized of the Caribbean, in the hope for their humanisation. This book is a telling biography of the lives of people who despite the seeming eternal bleeding from the wounds of hundreds of years animalisation imposed upon them, being terrorised, brutalised and stigmatised, found the courage and determination, not just to survive, but to challenge that which seemed insurmountable. It tells of a time and place when hope and faith were the only assets of the weak, and a better tomorrow was but a mystical dream, yet these people had an undying will to uphold their humanity. All of this is personified in the life of its chief protagonist, Paulene Bramble.
