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John Jacob Thomas (1841-1889) was one of the leading members of a newly emergent intelligentsia in nineteenth-century Trinidad--a group that could be identified as both -Victorian- and -Pan-Africanist---who not only challenged British imperialist accounts of Trinidad but also tried to show the interconnections, bloodlines, and origins of -Caribbean- and -English- identities usually perceived as separate and distinct. As a member of that emerging black lower middle class, Thomas was well known for his 1869 study of Trinidad's Creole language, as well as for Froudacity (1889), his pointed...

John Jacob Thomas (1841-1889) was one of the leading members of a newly emergent intelligentsia in nineteenth-century Trinidad--a group that could be identified as both -Victorian- and -Pan-Africanist---who not only challenged British imperialist accounts of Trinidad but also tried to show the interconnections, bloodlines, and origins of -Caribbean- and -English- identities usually perceived as separate and distinct. As a member of that emerging black lower middle class, Thomas was well known for his 1869 study of Trinidad's Creole language, as well as for Froudacity (1889), his pointed...