Philip Sherlock

• Year's Ending

  Philip Sherlock•ARTICLE•Caribbean Quarterly•2008

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• Poems

  Philip Sherlock•ARTICLE•Caribbean Quarterly•2001

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• Yesterday Walks Before Us with Esteem and Affection for Derek Walcott

  Philip Sherlock•ARTICLE•Caribbean Quarterly•1992

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• West Indies

  John E Baur, Philip Sherlock•ARTICLE•Hispanic American Historical Review•1968

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• West Indies

  D R Harris, Philip Sherlock•ARTICLE•Geographical Journal•1967

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• Prospects in the Caribbean

  Philip Sherlock•ARTICLE•Foreign Affairs•1963•Citada por: 1

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  DIVISION is the heritage of the Caribbean. The separate ness of the islands in the archipelago that curves for a thousand miles from the tip of Florida to the mouth of the Orinoco is reflected in the fact that they have no common name. Each island shares with the others the same startling beauty of sun-drenched mountains and peacock seas; each has the same social configuration resulting from the same techniques of pro duction, the intensive culti…

• Poems

  W Therold Barnes, Raymond Barrow et al.•ARTICLE•Caribbean Quarterly•1958

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• Trees His Testament: A Good-Bye for Daley

  Philip Sherlock•ARTICLE•Caribbean Quarterly•1957

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• The Extra-Mural Programme

  Philip Sherlock, Philip M Sherlock•ARTICLE•Caribbean Quarterly•1952

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• West Indian Society a Century Ago

  Philip Sherlock, P M Sherlock•ARTICLE•Caribbean Quarterly•1952

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• Experiment In Self-Help: A Chapter from the story of Jamaica Welfare Limited

  Philip Sherlock, Philip M Sherlock•ARTICLE•Caribbean Quarterly•1950

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• Prospects in the Caribbean

  Philip Sherlock•ARTICLE•Foreign Affairs•1963•Citada por: 1

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  DIVISION is the heritage of the Caribbean. The separate ness of the islands in the archipelago that curves for a thousand miles from the tip of Florida to the mouth of the Orinoco is reflected in the fact that they have no common name. Each island shares with the others the same startling beauty of sun-drenched mountains and peacock seas; each has the same social configuration resulting from the same techniques of pro duction, the intensive culti…

• Experiment In Self-Help: A Chapter from the story of Jamaica Welfare Limited

  Philip Sherlock, Philip M Sherlock•ARTICLE•Caribbean Quarterly•1950

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• The Extra-Mural Programme

  Philip Sherlock, Philip M Sherlock•ARTICLE•Caribbean Quarterly•1952

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• West Indian Society a Century Ago

  Philip Sherlock, P M Sherlock•ARTICLE•Caribbean Quarterly•1952

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• Trees His Testament: A Good-Bye for Daley

  Philip Sherlock•ARTICLE•Caribbean Quarterly•1957

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• Poems

  W Therold Barnes, Raymond Barrow et al.•ARTICLE•Caribbean Quarterly•1958

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• Prospects in the Caribbean

  Philip Sherlock•ARTICLE•Foreign Affairs•1963•Citada por: 1

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  DIVISION is the heritage of the Caribbean. The separate ness of the islands in the archipelago that curves for a thousand miles from the tip of Florida to the mouth of the Orinoco is reflected in the fact that they have no common name. Each island shares with the others the same startling beauty of sun-drenched mountains and peacock seas; each has the same social configuration resulting from the same techniques of pro duction, the intensive culti…

• West Indies

  D R Harris, Philip Sherlock•ARTICLE•Geographical Journal•1967

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• West Indies

  John E Baur, Philip Sherlock•ARTICLE•Hispanic American Historical Review•1968

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• Yesterday Walks Before Us with Esteem and Affection for Derek Walcott

  Philip Sherlock•ARTICLE•Caribbean Quarterly•1992

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• Poems

  Philip Sherlock•ARTICLE•Caribbean Quarterly•2001

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• Year's Ending

  Philip Sherlock•ARTICLE•Caribbean Quarterly•2008

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