Jamaica as It Is, 1903

Published in 1903, 'Jamaica as It Is' by B. Pullen-Burry is a travelogue that explores the tropical scenery, cultural richness, and historical significance of Jamaica. The author reflects on her experiences upon arriving on the island, aiming to provide an insightful guide for potential visitors while addressing misconceptions about Jamaica's geography and social dynamics. Notable for its detailed observations of the local population and practices such as Obeah, the book serves as both a travel guide and a cultural commentary on early 20th-century Jamaican life.