Jamaica as It Is, 1903

Jamaica as It Is, 1903 is a rare first edition publication by an unknown author. Written by B. Pullen-Burry, the book includes letters written between 1839 and 1890 about his experiences in Jamaica. The letters are sprinkled with witty commentary on Jamaican life and culture at the time, which includes anecdotes about how people spent their leisure time. This book tells the story of Jamaica as it was in 1903. It has 217 pages filled with illustrations and descriptions of this Caribbean country during the colonial era. This is an excellent addition to anyone's library, especially those interested in the history of Jamaica.