Historical and Statistical View of the Island of Trinidad: With Chronological Table of Events From 1782 (Classic Reprint)

Explore a detailed history and profile of Trinidad, from early discovery to British control, with maps, dates, and key events charting the island’s path. This edition gathers a concise narrative of the island’s geography, climate, towns, and major moments in its colonial story. It also presents a snapshot of social and economic life, including population and infrastructure in the 19th century.

The text blends narrative history with statistical notes, offering context on how Trinidad shaped its own fate within regional power struggles. Readers will encounter timelines, descriptions of ports and towns, and glimpses of how governance, health, and immigration shaped life on the island.

Key events and dates in Trinidad’s transfer between colonial powers, including 1797 and the capitulation era.
Geography and climate details that describe the island’s health and rainfall patterns.
Descriptions of major towns, ports, and public works that shaped daily life.

Ideal for readers of Caribbean history and colonial-era studies who want a compact, fact-driven overview of Trinidad’s past.