This Day in History: 9 July 1725
On this day, 9 July 1725, fourteen captured maroons, including one woman, were executed.
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On this day, 9 July 1725, fourteen captured maroons, including one woman, were executed.
Arley Gill, Chairman of the Grenada National Reparations Committee (GNRC), has recommended that Government rename several streets, schools, and other landmarks ...
Fédon’s Rebellion, quite violently, brought about ‘an end of French power and influence in Grenada’.
Fédon’s Rebellion, quite violently, brought about ‘an end of French power and influence in Grenada’.
Under a state of emergency, Grenada bade a muted farewell to British rule.
On this day, 1 August 1834, the British government declared all slaves in its colonies to be free.
On this day, 9 July 1725, fourteen captured maroons, including one woman, were executed.
Fédon’s Rebellion, quite violently, brought about ‘an end of French power and influence in Grenada’.
Under a state of emergency, Grenada bade a muted farewell to British rule.
On this day, 1 August 1834, the British government declared all slaves in its colonies to be free.
