The Barbados JournalThe Barbados Journal, 1932 J. E. H. MacDonaldEdited with an Introduction by John W. Sabean 8 X 10 inches, 112 pages40 b&w facsimile reproductions from his diary and sketchbook, 30 b&w photographs DURING THE EARLY PART OF 1932, the year in which he died, J. E. H. MacDonald decided with his wife Joan to go on a trip to Barbados to help speed his recovery from a mild stroke suffered the previous year. At the request of Doris Huestis Mills, MacDonald

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Finding Words

Following his death in 1985 his manuscripts

conceptual and aporetic

Flora tryed to emulate Whitman's ideals by creating a colony at Bon Echo

to live a simple peasant life of honest toil without undue control by an authoritarian state

"—Peter Gzowski

the main character teaches himself one-hand fingerspelling

He drew these things with inner knowledge

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the European Union

this volume also stresses the formative years of the artist with the 'thinking eye'