Een Reis Naar Het Land Van De Cacao En De Suiker: De Aarde En Haar Volken, 1908

Written in 1908 by Th. Dufau, 'Een Reis Naar Het Land Van De Cacao En De Suiker' is a travel narrative that explores the agricultural and industrial conditions of Barbados, English Guyana, and Trinidad. The book examines the socio-economic implications of the declining sugar prices affecting French colonies and contrasts the thriving English territories with their stagnating counterparts. Dufau's observations on sugar and cacao cultivation, labor adaptation, and agricultural practices provide a detailed account of colonial dynamics in the early 20th century Caribbean.