Eleuthera, one of the out islands of the Bahamas, is our next destination.  In preparation for our trip, I have begun doing some research on the island, which includes reading a well-regarded history of the islands by Mrs. Everild Young, later known as Mrs. Everild Helweg-Larsen (1909-1992), a Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society.  Mrs. Larsen, a native of England, lived on Eleuthera nearly 20 years while researching the island’s history.  Her book, “Eleuthera, An Island Called Freedom,” was originally published in 1966.  My copy is from the third edition, published in 1996.  Although there were many significant events which post-dated this book, including Bahamian independence in 1973, the book…