Nevis Queen of the Caribees

nevis queen of the caribees

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Book Description
Nevis is one of those Caribbean islands of which dreams are made--off the beaten track, little known and untouched by mass tourism. For a small island--a mere 35 square miles --Nevis possesses a rich and colorful history. It was the birthplace of Alexander Hamilton (1757); Horatio Nelson met and married Fanny Nisbet there (1787) at a time when the island's beauty, combined with the reputation of its planter and merchant families for social grace and good living, caused it to be known as "the Queen of the Caribees." Today, together with St Kitts, Nevis forms the independent Commonwealth State of St Kitts-Nevis. The fifth edition of this guide has been completely revised and updated and amply demonstrates that the island's claim to be "Queen of the Caribees" is proudly maintained.

About the Author
Joyce Gordon first came to Nevis with her husband, an agricultural consultant, in 1981. They lived on this island for three years and returned annually until recently. Now retired, Joyce lives in England, has written a biography of Lady Nelson, and spends her time tending her woodland garden.

Nevis Queen of the Caribees,Joyce Gordon,Interlink Publishing Group,1405030089,Caribbean & West Indies,Travel,Travel - Foreign,St Kitts-Nevis,Travel & holiday guides

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