started writing People and Things in the 1940s, this article has been unilaterally suspended by the Newspaper that agreed to host it. Clearly, my perspective on this occasion is very different to that which I offered during the 1999 and 2003 elections. I am therefore grateful to BU and to BFP for carrying this review of the politics of inclusion which is yet to see the light of day". - writes journalist Peter W. Wickham (31 December 2007) Rawdon J. H. Adams, son of Tom Adams and grandson of Grantley Adams, in a lecture in March 2010 said of Clennell: "When my Grandfather returned to Barbados from Oxford in 1925 he was quickly marked as a man of argument – opposing for opposing’s sake as his critics might have said. There were his battles with Clennell Wickham and the Democratic League of Dr Charles Duncan O’Neal for which he was cast as a supporter of the status quo. Then came his attacks on the same status quo, the plantocracy, in the House of Assembly in 1934 one consequence of which was the near ruin of his legal practice." Bibliography Wickham, Clennell Wilsden (1995). A Man with a Fountain Pen, Bridgetown, Barbados: Nation Publishers pp. 23 [ca]. (Descriptive: "Barbados. Pen and ink sketches and other essays of Barbadian politicians; published originally in the Barbados Herald in 1921. Edited by John Wickham) Wickham, Clennell Wilsden (1921). Pen Portraits by a Gentleman with a Fountain Pen, Bridgetown, Barbados: Herald. References 1895 births 1938 deaths Barbadian journalists Male journalists British West Indies Regiment soldiers 20th-century journalists