Abstract
Britain's colonial adventures in West Indies lasted almost five centuries. Slavery...and overarching experience of colonialism, as De Barros, et al (2006, xi) write, have in many ways defined the...Caribbean. Similarly, as Thompson (1997: 11) described, Caribbean is the most thoroughly colonized area in world. This raises at least two interesting questions: (a) What's legacy of British colonialism in West Indies? and (b) How much did Britain benefit from her imperial exploits in region? In this article, I will attempt to address first but will largely ignore second question.
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