Grenada: History of Slavery, Colonialism, Rebellion and Servitude (Episode I)

[@SparklSeoul]

Thank you for this educational video. I am part Grenadian myself and would love to get to know more about Grenada :) I would love to visit later on.

[@anferneet.ettienne229]

Thank you for sharing! I'm looking forward to many more episodes like this.

[@RolandaBoutiqueLondon]

Fantastic! I do hope you will do many more series.

[@barrywyse215]

Absolutely brilliant History leason on the History of my parents mother land .Thank you so much for your research and hard work to put this body of work together .You have increased my knowledge on this subject by at least %50 I Thank you so much .God bless.

[@akanmoonigbosun6615]

well done...looking forward to part 2

[@isiomaamma9869]

Thank you very much !

[@descendants1993]

Excellent work. Easy to hear and understand. Can I ask where you are based?

[@RoyVincent]

I am based In Florida

[@descendantschildrenscharit5823]

@@RoyVincent o.k we are a Children's charity based in london, we are currently working on a project with Paxton House in Scotland, I watched your video with great interest and have sent a link to our Education teachers.

[@omoluabiekpe3765]

Hello, how can I contact you directly?

[@RoyVincent]

Contact me at [e-mail]

[@maxwellhurlock6285]

Roy Vincent? Are you by any chance related to Joyce Carol Vincent, who was born in the UK to Grenadian parents?!

[@RoyVincent]

Possibly, but I have no direct knowledge of her

[@maxwellhurlock6285]

@@RoyVincent Her father was named Lawrence Victor Vincent and was from St Andrew Parish, as was his father George Vincent Jr.

[@magicsenior4185]

Those that lead into captivity shall go into captivity kjv

[@magicsenior4185]

Revealation 13:10

[@lauraleecross4544]

Oh my lord my pple suffered 😢

[@xcx23cwea65]

They Volunteer or where they driven off the cliffs by force.

[@leroygeorge4210]

The document at 13:58 shows arrivals to and from Trinidad but this was not slaves, by 1873 slavery had ended in these islands for over 3 decades.

[@RoyVincent]

You are correct, these were free people at that point in time, many of them would have been ex-slaves.

[@valeriejames3209]

The LAST group of caribs?

[@Justintime619]

Umm 1783 the Treaty of Versailles? That was after WWI 1919.

[@RoyVincent]

Reference this link for info on the 1783 Treaties of Versailles and the Grenada connection: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peace_of_Paris_(1783) The Peace of Paris of 1783 was the set of treaties that ended the American Revolutionary War. On 3 September 1783, representatives of King George III of Great Britain signed a treaty in Paris with representatives of the United States of America-commonly known as the Treaty of Paris (1783)-and two treaties at Versailles with representatives of King Louis XVI of France and King Charles III of Spain-commonly known as the Treaties of Versailles (1783). As a result of the 1783 Treaties, the French crown returned Grenada, St. Vincent, Dominica, St. Christopher (St. Kitts), Nevis and Montserrat to Britain, subject to guarantees of the right of French settlers in any of those islands.

[@benjaminrougier8696]

I thought this was Dr. Hillary Beckles