List of Figures / ix
List of Tables / x
Introduction: Lies, Distortion and Colonial Memory
/ 1
1.
Revivalism and the Birth of Bedwardism, 1860s–90s / 15
2.
The Fundamental Pillars of
the Jamaica Native Baptist Free Church / 44
3.
The Arrest and Trial of Alexander Bedward / 57
4.
Bedwardism, Revivalism and
the Jamaican State / 81
5.
Judgement Day: Tearing Down the White Wall / 111
6.
The Impact of Bedwardism / 143
Appendix 1: Berry, the
Independent Stream Flowing from a Huge Rock / 167
Appendix 2: The Rock from which Bedward Preached Many of His Sermons / 168
Appendix 3: Remnants of Union Temple, Shown from Three
Angles / 169
Appendix 4: The Churches of the
Jamaica Native Baptist Free Church,
1920 / 171
Appendix 5: List of Males Who Marched
with Bedward and Were Imprisoned / 174
Appendix 6: List of Twenty-five Females Who Marched with Bedward and Were Imprisoned / 177
Appendix 7: Rules and Report of the 1920 Convention / 178
Appendix 8:
Bedward’s Manifestation into Kingston in 1921 / 182
Notes / 183
Bibliography / 203
Index/ 209