A Briefe Relation of the Late Horrid Rebellion Acted in the Island Barbadas, in the West-Indies: Wherein Is Contained, Their Inhumane Acts and Actions (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781147005172)

"A Briefe Relation of the Late Horrid Rebellion Acted in the Island Barbadas, in the West-Indies" offers a stark account of the tumultuous events that transpired in Barbados during a period of rebellion. This historical document, penned by Nicholas Foster, details the "inhumane acts and actions" perpetrated on the island, including the unjust fining and banishment of individuals-both men and women-loyal to the Parliament of England.

Foster's relation provides valuable insight into the political and social unrest that characterized the colonial era in the West Indies. It sheds light on the challenges faced by those who remained faithful to the Parliament amidst local uprisings. This concise narrative serves as a crucial primary source for understanding the complexities of power, loyalty, and governance in the 17th-century Caribbean.

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