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Sunday, January 26, 2014

The modern Quiet Revolution in The Bahamas must find root in the development of a cosmopolitan society ...that has no boundaries, no barricades, no social or economic discrimination or segregation ...and no lofty height that could not be attained by the hard work, sustained commitment and discipline of the masses ...It must be a pedestal for the souls of the liberators of the 1967 revolution

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A reset of the Quiet Revolution: Towards a new path RAYNARD RIGBY We have just marked (and for some, celebrated) the first national Ma...

Saturday, March 24, 2012

The birth and death of Jumbey Village: ...the story of what might have been, and what in fact turned out to be Edmund Spencer Moxey's greatest triumph as well as his biggest disappointment... the creation of a place called Jumbey Village, and his struggle to secure the ideals that would have guaranteed the progress first envisioned as part of the quiet revolution

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Backbenchers disillusioned by govt - Moxey tribune242 editorial THERE are those today who are convinced that if Ed Moxey's dream of a ...

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